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Councilman Gets Progress Reports on Gazebo, Flower Beds, Sidewalk Construction, Street lights, Meter Reading

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Councilmember Stankoski Says "Just Say No" to Spending to Balance Budget

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Update On School Feasibiltly Study Given

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Recreation Center Finances Discussed

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New Baldwin County School Superintendent Introduced

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Proposed Garbage Pick-up Changes Could Save $1 million

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$1.1 Million Added to Proposed 2011 Budget for Road Paving

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Budget Committee Cautioned of Possible Economic Downturn

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Fee Waivers for Use of City Facilities Debated

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Council Reverses Course: Decides to Borrow to Pay Bills

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Funding For Next Year's Bug Control Discussed

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Next Year's Police Budget Discussed

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No Money for Fairhope Road Paving in Budget

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Team Green Losing to Red Ink

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Possible Changes to Garbage Service Discussed

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City's Contributions to Charity Examined

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Next Year's Electric Budget Discusssed

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Next Year's Budget Presented to Fairhope Committee

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2 New Traffic Signals Coming to Fairhope Ave?

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Lawsuit Halts Nichols St. Gazebo Construction

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Fundraiser Planned for Injured "Tomato Lady"

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New Bowling Alley Coming to Town?

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City's Credit Rating Improves: Belt Tightening, Better Management, New Sales Tax Held Responible

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School Board Wants $420,000 to Keep K-1 School Open

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Councilmembers Say Non-residents Should Share More in the Cost of Recreation Facilities

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P & Z Approves New Tourist Resort to Settle Lawsuit: Could Compete With Downtown Businesses, Threaten Live Oak Trees if Ok'd by Council

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