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I didn't do the week ahead, but I did make sure to cover them, on time! Medical marijuana referendum and war costs audit introduced. Lots of announcements including tractor pulls, turning down a road project and discussion of an economic development project (the one with the plastic Disney posters.)

Capitol Neighborhoods presents speaker John Norquist at Annual Meeting

I gotta say, he'd have been a fool not to. Just got off the phone with the person who filed . . .

They seem to come in groups . . .

The Mayor visited the Economic Development Committee yesterday to talk about his State of the City Address and his charge to the committee to look at the development review process. He answered questions and they discussed how they would get this done by Labor Day. [With BK comments]

Neighborhood Walk , June 17th at 7 pm - Heistand Park

For those of you who are not members of the Rotary or invited by one of them . . .

The meetings are next week . . .

Someone compiled the list, and it wasn't what I suspected. Are all these folks afraid of competition? I understand the couple of health organizations,...

I still feel a little crappy, but much, much better than Monday, and even better than yesterday, so I call that progress. Here's a quick round up of things that I found over the last few days.

Honoring resolutions, liquor licenses, committee appointments, Biolink TIF requirements removed and the City-County tax collection dispute with a goofy Pham-Remmele/Mayor exchange and [BK comments].

Ever wonder what that funny motion is that the alders make that has a bunch of numbers in it and you can't follow along? Well, I'll try to explain using tonight as an example.