Norwalk planners urge sidewalk mandate despite protests
City planning commission voted 4-2 to back sidewalk construction requiring sidewalks on both sides of most streets, shifting debate to City Council next Tuesday. Some residents face up to 1000 dollar bills, with little public turnout at the meeting. The panel also tabled a building code, approved subdivision and rubber storage changes, and adopted a recreational vehicle ordinance amid mixed reactions.
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Planning Commission
Donald Wise
John Borgia
Council
Wayne Goodsite
Borgia
Robert Williams
Williams
Firelands Elevator
Ohio Edison Co
Woman Faces Recurrent Backyard Blob in Garland Texas
Marie Harris asks Sierra Club to preserve the mysterious white growth in her yard. The current blob is the fourth to appear, and Harris says it is dying as calls flood in from across the United States and abroad.
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Sierra Club
National Conservation Agency
Los Angeles
Harris
Club
Speaker Recalls Valor at Memorial Day Observance
William Burton spoke at Monumental Park in New London recalling valor in defense of the nation. He urged unbounded patriotism and education of future generations to keep the country free. Memorial Day events included a Legion breakfast, a parade, firing squad ceremonies at three cemeteries, and a wreath laid at the soldiers monument.
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New London
William Burton
Monumental Park
Auxiliary of
Broome-Wood
American Legion
Holy Cross
Grove Street
Adam Hartman
Woman's Relief Corp
Duane Smith
Unit pricing guides smarter shopping in Lincoln
The University of Nebraska Extension Service explains unit pricing helps compare cost per pound quart or ounce across brands or sizes. It does not reflect quality or taste, so price alone may not indicate the best choice for individual needs.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
University of Nebraska Extension Service
Sewer Tap Okayed For Business
MONROEVILLE The Board of Public Affairs approved a $500 sanitary sewer tap for a new beer and wine carry out on North Main Street by the Shibley brothers. They will pay $75 for a water tap and receive electrical service. The group also authorized buying an electric eel for $305 and hose and nozzle. Total $795 to clean village sewers. Other talk covered tree trimming, lift station pumps, and repurposing water plant basins to increase storage by 35 000 gallons. Electric meters may be removed when tenants move out until past-due bills are paid.
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Monroeville
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