Citizens scramble as Civic Center sewer bonds loom
As a Nov election nears, Civic Center and storm sewer bonds push volunteers to organize. Civic Center Corp leadership cites legal limits on aiding the sewer issue, while backers seek a broad volunteer network and plan door to door outreach. A public meeting in Havelock Church aims to marshal support amid flood-relief concerns. Mayor Bousalis endorses both bonds but notes no city funds will be used for campaigning. A live Cablevision Q&A session is planned during election week.
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NU Hearing Debates Student Fee System At University
NU Task Force on Student Fees hears support and criticism as the university revises funding for campus groups. Regents favor limiting the 66.50 fee to universal services while clubs must seek own support, cutting campus club funds from 233675 to 148950 and pulling several programs from fees.
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