The Klein Memorial Auditorium Wednesday at 6 p.m. will host the swearing-in ceremonies for City Council, Board of Education and city sheriff office holders 3+
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City Sends Mixed Messages On Staying Safe–Shop Online After Thanksgiving, But Attend Indoor Inaugural Celebration
“Avoid crowds this year and opt to online shopping,” declares a city message on its Facebook page. Whatever happened to shopping local at a time
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Lopezed: When Vanity Is The Favorite Sin–Government Isolates People For Political Celebration Inaugural
For nearly two years work on behalf of the people has been conducted mostly under the pandemic of virtual Zoom meetings. Let’s keep public officials
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Hello Preening Peacocks–Inaugural Ceremonies For Municipal Office Holders Dec. 1 At The Klein
Fire up the pipers, school bands, officiators and various accoutrements for commencement ceremonies of elected officials Dec. 1, 6 p.m. Klein Memorial Auditorium. While many
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Sixty Percent Of City Side Workers Vaccinated–Public Safety Employees Lagging
About 60 percent of non-public school workers have been vaccinated against Covid, according to city officials about one month after Mayor Joe Ganim’s deadline or
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F’in-A!–Joe-So Lands A Door Vote Via Expletives–Life On The Campaign Trail
If incumbent school board member Joe Sokolovic wins reelection by one vote running on the Working Families Party line, this exchange, according to his Facebook
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Meet The Republican Candidates For School Board
Democrats and Working Families Party school board candidates have hosted fundraisers. Now it’s time for Republicans trying to win seats Nov. 2. Incumbent Board of
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New Look School Board On The Horizon–Fewer Food Fights?
Remember those days of food fights at school board meetings? And you thought The Carroll Nutrition Center just served the kids, right? Who loves pie!
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