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It's August, so there are fewer meetings, but not this many fewer . . . watch for additions through the week, making the "weekly" meeting schedule a joke of serious proportions . . . usually, this is about 65 - 80% of the meetings for the week. i.e. they don't really care if you know what local government is doing, in fact, they really don't want you to know. Why isn't the mayor calling for transparency and predictability here?

Unlikely, I"m sure, but just in case, here's a couple ideas . . . Greetings! Make Saturday a day of Northside festivity all day long....

This is the updated timeline for the High Speed Rail Train Station and a few tidbits from the council presentation on Tuesday.

Hmmm . . . major labor group doesn't recommend sheriff for endorsement due to his ICE policy . . . I'm glad someone is...

Wow. They weren't very happy about voting for either of these items, the "comfort" resolution or the review committee.

Due to technical difficulties yesterday . . . here is a 2 day round up!

How'd it go? You're never going to believe it!

Sorry this is slow, more technical difficulties with the web hosting for our blog, making me very, very unhappy.

I waited and did my run down later on Monday, but still . . . more meetings added . . .

Here's the exemption for Willly St Parade and probably Cows on the Square? Or something else?

The Edgewater? I'm thinking probably not. I was at a meeting last night with probably 20 paid non-profit staff in the meeting, and over the next few weeks and months, that will play itself out over, and over, and over. And it makes me wonder, how much of the money we are vying for is being spent in these meetings? Despite efforts to streamline the process, it still seems silly. More complicated than the development process that is getting all the attention, take a peek!

Tonight the Council will be voting on if you should be able to bring your dog to local festivals. I read the newspaper...