City considers electric water sewer rate changes at hearing
The council set a public hearing for April 18 to discuss proposed utility rate changes. If approved, rates would begin in May with an electric reduction for 2011 and gradual water and sewer increases over three years. Residential customers face net monthly increases of 1.84 by 2013, while commercial and industrial groups show various increases or savings. See story on page 10.
Forever Young volunteers form in Marshall town youth group
Two Marshall businesswomen Katy Dow and Raeanna Trudgeon launched Forever Young after a local business meeting highlighted youth exodus from Marshall. The pair aim to mobilize teens to volunteer, stay local, and engage in the community as spring break activities unfold across town.
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