State workers van moved to Greeley as welfare office closes
State Social Services field workers were relocated to Weld County as a welfare office closed, with aid to applicants delayed until after July 1. Officials defended the move as cost neutral, while critics questioned funding, staffing levels, and the burden on local taxpayers amid growing welfare costs.
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Van
Greeley
Betty de Gabain
Mary Ann Ivey
Weld
Denver
State Social Services
Henry Foley
Foley
Billings
Department of Social Services
Tax limit debate shapes Weld home rule charter
The county commission debated a home rule charter allowing a 5 percent annual property tax revenue growth, tied to assessed value increases. It would require referendum for larger hikes and sets a July 3 target for final proposal before a public hearing at Island Grove Park.
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William West
Weld General Hospital
White
Home Rule
Weld
Billings
Johnson
Commission
Weld Exhibition
Island Grove Park
Provisions sought for two regiments in South Carolina
In Charlestown on June 23 1775 the Council of Safety advertises for supply proposals to feed two foot regiments at three shillings per man per day. Proposals of quantities and quality must be sealed and submitted by June 26 before eleven o clock in the morning.
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South Carolina
Council OF Safety
Charlestown
Auto Glass For All Cars Ad by A and M Glass
Local ad promotes auto glass services for all cars by A and M Glass with contact phone 952 6248. It highlights repair and replacement options and emphasizes accessibility for vehicle owners seeking glass work.
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A & M Glass
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