Keith Koyano and Helen Tran The South Bay Civic Breakfast Club and AAPI Empowerment will host a Zoom event, “AAPI Candidates 2022,” on Monday, February 28 at 7:30 p.m. Free and open to the public. Registration is mandatory. Confirmed candidates and the positions for which they are applying: Jay Chen,Read More →
“Community councils are currently being asked to do more with less,” wrote a task force of district managers and administrative staff in a report released last month. “Especially over the last year and a half, community councils have been on the frontline of the COVID-19 crisis.” A Manhattan Community BoardRead More →
At a public safety forum on Thursday, outgoing Colorado Springs Police Chief Vince Niski, 4th Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen and other prominent Colorado Springs officials weighed in on public safety issues affecting the southeast part of the city and the United States in general. Homicide rates, homelessness and illegalRead More →
The multimillion-dollar renovation and expansion of Buford Middle School, the first phase of the reconfiguration of schools in the city of Charlottesville to bring all middle grades together under one roof, drew more attention during the Wednesday’s joint meeting between the city council and the school board that a proposedRead More →
ROCKLAND – The Rockland Comprehensive Planning Commission has completed its work on updating the 2012 Comprehensive Plan, and the Mayor and City Council invite the public to attend a workshop via Zoom on Wednesday January 12 at 5:30 p.m. to review the plan . “Once adopted by the city council,Read More →
The Daily Inter Lake is hosting an online forum tonight with candidates vying for Kalispell City Council. The virtual forum will be held live on Zoom, and will be streamed live on the Daily Inter Lake Facebook page. It starts at 7:00 pm and is expected to end around 8:30Read More →
MOSES LAKE – Candidates for Moses Lake City Council, Moses Lake School Board, Hospital District 1 and the Moses Lake Harbor Overseeing Commission discussed in an online forum on Monday to properly manage local growth and resume a some degree of local control over Olympia. “We, as a city, needRead More →
The five candidates vying for two seats on the Talawanda Education Council expressed concerns about critical race theory, COVID-19 policies, school finances and more at a virtual candidates night, co-sponsored by the Oxford Observer and the League of Women Voters – Oxford, Wednesday evening. The forum was moderated by journalistRead More →
– Advertising – Residents of the Borough of Gedling had the opportunity to question the Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner and local police chiefs last night (October 7) in a public meeting online. Residents were invited to submit questions and comments ahead of the meeting hosted by Caroline Henry, NottinghamRead More →
Voters on Tuesday, October 5 will choose from a list of eight candidates for two seats in the Petersburg district assembly. Seven of the eight expressed their opinions on a variety of topics in an online forum hosted by the Petersburg Pilot and the KFSK on Monday, September 27. aRead More →
New West residents are invited to learn more about the city’s plans for police reform and crisis care during a panel discussion with local organizations. Com. Nadine Nakagawa will host a live panel discussion, Creating a Community of Care, on Police Service Reform and Community Crisis Care, on Tuesday, OctoberRead More →
On Thursday, an online community forum will discuss the predicted impacts of sea level rise and flooding in Brisbane, South San Francisco, San Bruno, Millbrae and Burlingame, and what is being done to address them. The forum, which will run from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., will feature panelists includingRead More →
BRIDGEPORT – Bridgeport Police called various community groups on Tuesday, touted as an opportunity to introduce city residents to social services. But few spectators showed up for the Zoom evening. About a third of the attendees were presenters and several others in the crowd were members of city council orRead More →
PORT ANGELES – Two Port Angeles city council candidates in each of the two races had the first stage of the electoral forum last week to discuss homelessness and other issues despite having a third-person record for disputed seats. Post 4 incumbent Kate Dexter, council-appointed mayor, was joined by challengerRead More →
GUILDERLAND – Candidates seeking to be the Democratic flagship of Guilderland City Council will present their positions in an online forum from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 16, according to the Albany County League of Voters. Amanda Beedle, Kevin McDonald, Christine Napierski and Paul Pastore, who seekRead More →
SHARE THIS STORY The Arab-American Chamber of Commerce is hosting an online forum that will be broadcast live on Facebook today, Thursday, May 27, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. CST (Chicago time). The forum will feature a presentation by Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas on her efforts to be more inclusiveRead More →
Destination medical center Corp. board members, along with the executive director of Economic Development Agency DMC, will answer questions on Thursday about the first five years and the future of the 20-year initiative. In the City for Good, a grassroots community organization seeking to address issues related to the city’sRead More →
Four are running for two seats on Burnsville City Council Redevelopment, taxes, landfills and a brand new hole in the city’s upcoming budget were among the topics discussed Monday at a Burnsville City Council Candidates Forum. Three-term holders Dan Kealey, Jim Bradrick, Ryan Fagan and Vince Workman are running forRead More →