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Tag Archives: City Hall
No place like home for San Dimas council, employees
Before the City Council’s first meeting in the newly renovated San Dimas Civic Center, the city had an open house and ribbon-cutting celebration Tuesday for the $12 million project. There was no actual ribbon, but Mayor Curt Morris and Mayor … Continue reading
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Tagged City Hall, Curt Morris, Denis Bertone, Emmett Badar, Jeff Templeman, John Ebiner, renovation, San Dimas
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How far can a city go when it comes to code enforcement?
How far can a city go to ensure neighborhoods and homes are uniform, clean and meet a general community standard? Richard McDonald, 76, has been fighting back against his city. His two-acre property has a $36,750 lien stemming from dozens … Continue reading
Charged with perjury = no show
On Saturday, the La Puente City Council held a special meeting to discuss the future of the city and to set some goals. Nothing gripping. Four of the five council members showed up, but freshly-indicted Mayor Louie Lujan didn’t. Lujan … Continue reading
West Covina City Hall may be open 7-days a week
WEST COVINA – Councilman Mike Touhey wants City Hall open seven days a week to accommodate working people, at a time when civic centers are slashing hours. In a Dec. 3 letter to City Manager Andy Pasmant, Touhey requests a … Continue reading