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Council Returns with Trash Legislation, Concerns About Museum Closure

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● September 20, 2026

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City Council Returns with Difficult Problems to Address

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● September 14, 2026

Confusion Remains In City Property Assessment Process

By Lance Haver ● City Hall ● August 19, 2026

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Who’s Out In Mayor Parker’s Strange Cabinet Shakeup

By Denise Clay & Lawrence McGlynn ● Watch Our Weekly Show ● August 1, 2026

Councilmembers Want School Board to Resume Discussions on School Closings

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● July 29, 2026

PECO Workers Prepared to Strike on July 4th

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● June 29, 2026

Landau Wants to Limit Processing Fees; Calls for Hearing on Police Aggression at Pride Events

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● June 15, 2026

Parker Views Final Budget As Defeat; Council Avoids Implementing Ride-share Tax

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● June 7, 2026

Phillips Introduces Resolution to Examine Parks Spending

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● May 31, 2026

Thomas Introduces Resolution Examining Composition of School Board

By Lawrence McGlynn ● City Council News ● May 10, 2026

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