Princeton City Council weighs rate hikes and code updates
Princeton officials discussed proposed 16.4 percent water rate increases and possible sewer hikes at a public August 18 meeting. The council repealed residency requirements to aid recruiting, authorized railroad museum planning, shifted City Court sessions to monthly, and approved updating the City Code. They also eyed federal New Market Tax Credits for the Virginian Industrial Park and East Mercer Historic District to boost investment.
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Speaker addresses terrorism health at state conference
Dr. Cathy Slemp urged state emergency responders that bioterrorism would require a massive community effort not only in patient care but in surveillance, disease control, and logistics. She warned of large outbreaks and mass burial possibilities while outlining needed roles for volunteers and officials at the ninth annual State Emergency Response Commission and Local Emergency Planning Council meeting in Charleston.
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