Members of Congress, Kennedy Family Members and Others Join Daniel Hernandez in Supporting Mayors' Plan to Fix the National Gun Background Check System Full Plan Available at www.FixGunChecks.org
After a strong start, early voting numbers for the Charleston general election have dropped significantly, and officials hope the number of increases as Election Day draws closer. Early voting numbers dropped from 190 on Wednesday to 30 on Thursday, according to figures provided by the city clerk's office. Tuesday saw 196 early voters.
(Editor's note: Highlights from Canan Tasci's Montclair Now blogscentral. Check it out at blogs.dailybulletin.com/montclairnow) State of City Address planned on Wednesday
WHITTIER - The Whittier Uptown Association's Wednesday night Family Fair has been approved by the City Council but negotiations must be finalized with the operator of the festival. The council approved the event - with many stiffer conditions, including a doubling of security - on a 5-0 vote Tuesday.
LEWISTON -- A week after announcing that their taxis would be parked permanently, City Cab will be back on the road Wednesday under new ownership. The Auburn-based company Ace Towing acquired the taxi service Tuesday morning and was working to clean the vehicles and rehire staff that afternoon, Ace Towing spokesman Roger Needham said Tuesday evening.
Long Beach. The Center for International Trade and Transportation's three-part seminar series on "Working and Living in a Port City" begins Wednesday at the CITT offices at 1000 Studebaker Road. The first part will be offered Wednesday, with the other two following Jan. 18 and 19. All courses are from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Registration for individual seminars is $75 each. All three seminars are available for $175. Customized and on-site training is available. For more information, go to www.ccpe.csulb.edu/citt, call 562-985-2872 or e-mail citt@ccpe.csulb.edu.
LA MIRADA - Applications are currently being accepted from residents who are interested in applying for a city council seat being vacated by Susan Tripp. The deadline to submit applications is 5 p.m. Wednesday, June 22.
Ever since she started performing her one-woman docudrama "Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Brooklyn and Other Identities," which put a face on the notorious race riots of 1991, a new play by Anna Deavere Smith has become an Event. Local audiences are especially fortunate to participate in Smith's latest project, "Let Me Down Easy," which has its world premiere at Long Wharf Theatre Wednesday and has roots in New Haven as deep as the elm trees that lend their identity to the city.
Colorado Springs City Attorney Chris Melcher is expected to decide by Wednesday whether to release emails in the controversial Hooters case. He told me that he was definitely going to take a position not later than Wednesday," Mayor Steve Bach said.
The city is hosting a Spring Open House from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, at The Meadows Golf Club. The open house will showcase city services and community organizations that support the city. Exhibits will include Public Works Department, City Hall, Park and Recreation Board, the Asbury Athletic Association, Dubuque County Library and more.
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