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Two men from opposing trash-disposal companies spoke at a public hearing during a special session of the Monroe Town Council on September 24.
Two 3-0 votes by the Monroe Town Council at its October meeting approved a water rate adjustment ordinance and the 2025 salary ordinance for town personnel.
The Monroe Town Council easily approved switching trash disposal services from Waste Management to Reliable Trash Co. of Fort Wayne at the October meeting, but spoke against the decision by the Indiana Department of Transportation to place four-way stop signs at the intersection of State Rd. 124 and Polk St. as of October 16.
It's very rare for a seven-member local board or committee to be without a quorum for a meeting, but that happened to the Adams County Regional Sewer District Board this month, when only two members were able to attend on October 10.
A ban on fires in the rural areas of Adams County was announced, but was not enforceable, at the October 8 meeting of the commissioners, but it was put into full effect at the October 15 session on a 2-0 vote.
Cameras in public showing what goes on 24/7/365 have been a part of life in the United States for years and are increasing.
Berne's water department over the years has done such a good job of automatically replacing very old β and very dangerous β lead water lines that of the city's 1,754 water customers, 1,591 have no lead lines.
A new lakeside restaurant opens tomorrow in Lake Oswego.
Five projects to replace small bridges next year were okayed on a 2-0 vote of Adams County commissioners Stan Stoppenhagen and Steve Bailey on October 29. Commissioner Steve Kuhn was absent.
Adams County commissioners Stan Stoppenhagen and Steve Bailey agreed to keep the ban on almost all fires in rural areas for another week when they met on October 29, the first of two days back-to-back in which temperatures were to be in the low 80s, with brisk winds.
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