In an August email, Hanford city manager Darrel Pyle asked a fellow city manager about grants received by GreenPower, an electric bus company in a nearby town.
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City manager: 'We don't selectively enforce the law' Sunland Park City Manager Julia Brown told CNN the city's "cease and desist" order has nothing to do with politics.
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Attendees also held signs and called for the firing of Fort Worth City Manager David Cooke and Assistant City Manager Jay Chapa, saying they were corrupt and incompetent.
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City Manager Dave Hansen said 11 city employees were killed.
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Sadhu Johnston, the city manager of Vancouver, agrees with them.
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"We don't talk about cow farts," one city manager said.
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Her father retired as the city manager of Sacramento, Calif.
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Longmont has a vibrant entrepreneurial community, said city manager Harold Dominguez.
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City Manager Dave Hansen said Craddock was not forced to resign.
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"He's had a tremendous year," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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An estimated 220,000 customers were impacted, Deputy City Manager Rob Hernandez.
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"It just wasn't Medlen's day," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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City manager Tim Morales was unavailable for comment when reached Tuesday.
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Instead, Guardiola, the Manchester City manager, has been unremittingly, unapologetically positive.
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But Mr. Jones, the city manager, said that was not possible.
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"We feel good with his stuff," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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"We are cautiously optimistic," said Melissa Adams, city manager of Hope Mills.
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The city manager said 18 people have been treated for respiratory discomfort.
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I was on my way to meet Frank Martz, Altamonte's city manager.
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"Yordano really pitched great out there," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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VIRGINIA BEACH — The city manager has not said his name in public.
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"It looks like we're doing fine," said Jon Jennings, Portland's city manager.
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Interim City Manager Tom Phelps said the incident occurred around 4.00 p.m.
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"He was very good again," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said about Bundy.
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This year, the Middletown city manager estimates that cost will exceed $2 million.
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"The location speaks for itself," said Mike McCarthy, Monterey's real-life city manager.
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Lopez, two other council members, and the city manager were indicted on Feb. 4.
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"Every city is unique," Shawn Gillen, then the city manager, told the Journal-Constitution.
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Now, as of earlier this year, he is city manager, overseeing the whole enchilada.
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City manager Pep Guardiola had earlier said protests affected him at a human level.
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But the new city manager, municipal judge and police chief are all black men.
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Hundreds more are expected in an influx that City Manager Jon Jennings called unprecedented.
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"It's a radio system, not a computer issue," Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax explained.
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Global Soccer LONDON — "The title is not ours," said Leicester City Manager Claudio Ranieri.
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About 16 terabytes of information were effectively locked, said Joseph Helfenberger, the city manager.
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The City Manager is appointed by the Mayor and an 28503-member City Council.
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Emilio Gonzalez Gonzalez is currently the city manager and chief administration officer of Miami.
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The city has replaced its white police chief and city manager with black men.
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City Manager Tanya Castor had earlier said residents would be allowed back in Tuesday.
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The estimate includes supplies and fuel costs for generators, Deputy City Manager Kip Harkness said.
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The estimate includes supplies and fuel costs for generators, Deputy City Manager Kip Harkness said.
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Her father, Richard, was Manchester city manager and had also been a state water commissioner.
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"It seemed like a win all the way around," said Juneau city manager Kimberly Kiefer.
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The Maplewood city manager did not respond to a request to comment for this story.
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But Key West City Manager Jim Scholl told CNN that FEMA's estimates might be high.
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"It's just everybody getting settled in," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said of the walks.
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The bride's father is the assistant to the city manager for the City of Carpinteria.
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"We're not saying 'OK, we're all fine,' " said Cindy Collins, San Marino interim city manager.
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Something had to be done about these "cellphone zombies," Edward Starr, the city manager, said.
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"Everyone's just trying to made lemonade out of lemons," said Roma City Manager Freddy Guerra.
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"Today, we all grieve," David L. Hansen, the Virginia Beach city manager, said on Saturday.
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"The underlying concern is competition with the grocery stores," says Cliff Keheley, Mesquite's city manager.
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"People are concerned and they're paying attention," said Jeremy Craig, the city manager of Vacaville.
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But city manager Brady said no city or elected leaders had asked Batista to resign.
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Emergency shelters are not permitted in residences, Laura Valdez, the assistant city manager, said Friday.
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All but one were employees of the city of Virginia Beach, City Manager Dave Hansen said.
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"They leave a void that we will never be able to fill," the city manager said.
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And, on Tuesday, City Manager Erik Tungate announced the reversal of the ban in a statement.
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Kepley and Palos Verdes Estates City Manager Tony Dahlerbruch could not immediately be reached for comment.
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But so did Sergio Agüero, whom Pellegrini, the departing City manager, regards as an outstanding striker.
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His father, now retired, was the assistant city manager of Englewood, N.J., from 2007 to 2011.
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They were named on Saturday at a news conference by Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen.
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Like San Antonio, Miramar's chief executive is technically a city manager appointed by its city council.
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Assistant City Manager Adam Blowers told WROC that the city is working to find the culprit.
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The city manager, who oversaw the city's response, will leave by the end of this year.
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"The good news is that you heard us and it's working," said City Manager Spencer Cronk.
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At least 192 homes were damaged by artillery fire, according to Pavel Malykhin, the city manager.
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The only two people who could have heard the conversation were myself and the city manager.
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According to Dallas city manager TC Broadnax, 120 people arrived in the city from Beaumont Friday morning.
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"It was our first game, a good training (run) against another team," said City manager Pep Guardiola.
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"This kid is not a flash in the pan," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said of Merrifield.
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The officer is Jonathan Aledda, North Miami City Manager Larry Spring Jr. said at a press conference.
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Virginia Beach city manager Dave Hansen said 11 of the 12 people who died were city employees.
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In swift succession, Ferguson officials -- including the city's police chief and city manager at the time -- resigned.
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"You just want to get it to where it's playable," Kansas City manager Ned Yost told reporters.
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The area is made vulnerable by the flat landscape, said Scott Stevens, the city manager in Goldsboro.
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"I have told Ms. Jolie that the name could be problematic," city manager Elizabeth Dragon told MUNCHIES.
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In Key West, officials expect roads to be cleared by late Wednesday, City Manager Jim Scholl said.
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"From sleeping last night he woke up with a stiff neck," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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"We're an aggressive team when we're swinging the bats well," Kansas City manager Ned Yost told reporters.
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But Mayor Treney Tweedy said neither she nor the city manager endorsed having students return to campus.
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He was an employee "in good standing" and showed "satisfactory" job performance, City Manager Dave Hansen said.
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The City is a seeking a progressive, innovative, experienced leader to serve as its next City Manager.
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He made that perfectly clear months ago, on the day he was presented as Manchester City manager.
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Houssem Aouar has been described as "incredible" by Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, according to Sky Sports.
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City manager Tanya Castro said Mexico Beach won't be up and running for 12 to 21 months.
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He stepped down from his job as an assistant city manager in Fayetteville, N.C., later that year.
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These powers are actually held by San Antonio's city manager, who is appointed by the city council.
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In August, the former city manager accused Adelanto Mayor Rich Kerr and the then-interim city manager of receiving kickbacks in the sale of a city-owned building to a marijuana cultivator, and claimed that the sale was brokered on behalf of Rohrabacher — a claim the congressman has denied.
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Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock and chief executive Ken Choo are among those who will attend the funeral.
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Virginia Beach Police Chief Jim Cervera (center) and City Manager Dave Hansen (left) at a Sunday press conference.
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Hasco Craver, the assistant city manager, said more than 700 law enforcement officers were present from 42 agencies.
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The suspected shooter was taken into custody at the scene, interim City Manager Tom Phelps told BuzzFeed News.
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After his election to city manager, Seasongood passed new laws to weaken the mayor's office and city council.
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"In my mind there's no more recession-proof form of economic development," one city manager told the paper.
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I was appointed city manager of Resurrection City -- an honor and a heartache -- by King's successor, the Rev.
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"Whether it does or does not have a causal relationship," the city manager said, "it's reopened old wounds."
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"The entire West Coast is in a housing crisis," said Joe DeVries, an assistant city manager in Oakland.
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"Some guys, they only want to play in one position," Guardiola, now the Manchester City manager, said recently.
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The groom's mother retired as an executive assistant to the city manager for the city of Arroyo Grande.
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""My father took over as city manager of this bankrupt town in 1930, and lasted for 20 years.
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"There is no other business that would generate this type of revenue," Gonzales City Manager Rene Mendez said.
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A statement Saturday afternoon from Shelbyville's city manager thanked police for ensuring the rally did not turn violent.
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The Pasadena city manager said last week that the episode "reflected poorly" on the city and police department.
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This year, Mr. Jennings, the city manager, proposed that Portland phase out the municipal fund for asylum seekers.
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The other was a contractor who was there to fill a permit, City Manager Dave Hansen said Saturday morning.
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Kingsland Police Chief Daryl G. Griffis recommended firing Presley, and Kingsland City Manager Lee Spell agreed, news outlets reported.
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"They leave a void that we will never be able to fill," said Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen.
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My dad always says he's the most successful Bristol City manager so I have maybe pushed him close tonight!
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"I have worked with most of them for many years," Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen told reporters Saturday.
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"We understand our vulnerabilities," Susy Torriente, chief resilience officer and assistant city manager for Miami Beach, told BuzzFeed News.
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In San Jose, City Manager Kip Harkness told reporters the city has a plan in place for the outage.
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"The shock for this community came from the diversity of colour and language," says Tom Barry, the city manager.
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"The memories would be a little bit better if we were playing better," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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As per the Associated Press, city manager Elizabeth Dragon said the restaurant's name was intentionally meant to sound profane.
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Suspect's son convicted in high-profile rape case Steubenville City Manager Jim Mavromatis identified the suspect as Nate Richmond.
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Kansas City Manager Ned Yost pulled Ventura after he walked Joe Mauer and Miguel Sano to begin the fifth.
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"The challenge, I think, for us will be ... between here and Marathon," Key West City Manager Jim Scholl said.
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"We have been an economy based on hospitality and tourism," said Jimmy Morales, the city manager of Miami Beach.
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"I don't think there's a sense that there's something wrong in the department," said Ed Zuercher, the city manager.
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The city manager, who oversaw the city's response, also left and a permanent replacement has yet to be found.
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Friends of the Brownells, including the Grinnell city manager, Russ Behrens, say that neighborliness is a two-way street.
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"We are still dealing with Ike every day," Brian Maxwell, the assistant city manager, told The Times in 2013.
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"We were much more prepared," said John Regan, the city manager, whose home flooded during both Matthew and Irma.
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Jacinto City said it has canceled out outdoor activities until further notice, according to city manager Lon D. Squyres.
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Officer Charles Anderson was fired after a disciplinary hearing on Thursday afternoon, Muskegon City Manager Fred Peterson told CNN.
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Fayetteville City Manager Doug Hewett said 12,000 residents are "in harm's way" as the Cape Fear River keeps growing.
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Kansas City has 43 organizations with permits to feed the homeless, according to Troy Schulte, the Kansas City manager.
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Porterville City Manager John Lollis told Fox26 the letter was sent in response to a complaint filed with the city.
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Just a few years ago, the city manager named Amazon the number one contributor to the city's sales tax base.
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If Blanding votes to allow alcohol sales they would likely start in summer 2018, according to city manager Jeremy Redd.
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Acting City Manager Patrick Duhaney issued a notice to vacate last week, but later extended the deadline to Wednesday morning.
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Picard said the city manager is still looking into the legality of the plan before the council can move forward.
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"We believe our officers acted appropriately under a tragic set of circumstances," City Manager Stephanie DeWolfe said in the statement.
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Beaumont City Manager Kyle Hayes said he is unable to provide a timeline for when the water will be restored.
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Kyle Hayes, the city manager, still doesn't know when the water will be back: It could be days or weeks.
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"He really struggled to command his secondary stuff, his curveball and his change-up," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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He appears to be happily married to a woman with a successful career as city manager of a liberal community.
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"What a play Boni and Hos made to get us out of that inning," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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Shelley Dickstein, the Dayton city manager, said the projects could generate economic activity in the range of $20 million annually.
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In Altamonte Springs, a small city of 42,000 in Central Florida, City Manager Frank Martz isn't just welcoming the app.
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"This is a very politically conservative town — but it's got a streak of libertarianism," Mr. Daniels, the city manager, said.
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If no suitable location is found within the six-week deadline, the city manager will move the statue into storage.
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"We need to make them part of the fabric of Willard," said City Manager Jim Ludban, who grew up here.
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The city manager is tasked with finding the remaining funds needed for the free buses in the city's 2020 budget.
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"People coming to the train will park in residential neighborhoods or retail parking lots," said Troy Butzlaff, Azusa's city manager.
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The city manager says more people have needed social services, but he can't say how much is attributed to marijuana business.
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Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax celebrated the significance of Hall's appointment as the first female police chief in the city's history.
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NOTES: Kansas City manager Ned Yost needs 20 wins for 500 with the Royals and 63 for 1,000 in his career.
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Asked about Ms. Trauss's lawsuit, Steven Falk, Lafayette's city manager, said the city actually faced another lawsuit over the same development.
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Charlottesville interim city manager Mike Murphy has also declared a local state of emergency ahead of the expected protests and counterprotests.
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Mr. Daniels, the city manager, has barred city employees from accepting so much as a cup of coffee from local businesses.
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"If you are going to build a building on virgin ground, that savings is astronomical," said Mr. Day, the city manager.
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In addition, since the death of Mr. Brown, the city has replaced its police chief, municipal judge, prosecutor and city manager.
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The club has a history of gun violence, including two shootings in 2015, City Manager Harry Black said in a statement.
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"If we ever do have a midseason break, it won't be over this period," Mark Hughes, the Stoke City manager, said.
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"Three of them have been sent to Lubbock, Texas," Tom Phelps, the interim city manager with the city of Clovis, tells PEOPLE.
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"The last couple of times up, his hand has swelled up like it is falling asleep," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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Its story of cops and criminals investigating the death of a corrupt city manager mostly drew negative comparisons with the first season.
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"Because of the size and scope of Kinder Morgan's project, these approvals take time," city manager Lambert Chu said in a statement.
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Kansas City Manager Troy Schulte also called for an investigation and ordered the removal of all female inmates from the detention center.
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Ohio A monument of Lee was removed late Wednesday night from a highway in Franklin, Ohio, said Jonathan Westendorf, acting city manager.
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"There's a lot of homes that have water in the them right now," the city manager, Shawn Gillen, told the news outlet.
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The city manager in Ferguson was quoted talking about how your media relations and community relations experience made you the strongest candidate.
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Acting City Manager Patrick Duhaney says Tuesday that Jayson Dunn, who oversees technology for the city, will take over the job temporarily.
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"There are certainly people on both extremes that want to make an issue out of this," said Mr. Behrens, the city manager.
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"You could not even buy a soft drink on Main Street, and that is a fact," said Todd Day, Tazewell's city manager.
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" Louis A. DePasquale | Cambridge city manager "Like so many communities in Massachusetts, Cambridge is experiencing and actively responding to the opioid crisis.
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Muskegon City Manager Frank Peterson said the findings of the probe led the city to fire Anderson after a disciplinary hearing Thursday.
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The Portland city manager, Jon Jennings, said it was time to think of another solution and believes this one will help everyone.
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Charlottesville's City Manager Maurice Jones, who has authority over the police department that the city's Mayor Michael Signer does not, denied that.
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"It's been really hard to digest and understand that American resources are going into Mexico," said Mr. Figueroa, the assistant city manager.
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Miami Beach city manager Jimmy Morales wrote a letter to the city commission last week explaining why the blimp didn't violate the law.
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Craddock turned in a letter of resignation via email Friday morning, the day of the shooting, Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen said.
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"I think we are getting back to our DNA," said Kansas City manager Peter Vermes, whose team have won three straight at home.
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People understand officers have tough jobs and have to "make snap decisions," Fort Worth Assistant City Manager Fernando Costa said in an interview.
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Miami City manager Daniel Alfonso said in a statement that investigators found sexually explicit and racially offensive conduct by the six fired employees.
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Edina Mayor James Hovland, city manager Scott Neal and police chief Dave Nelson responded to controversy on Monday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.
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In Austin, the city manager this week adopted emergency rules for dockless scooters, including requiring a technology that confirms they are properly parked.
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As a city manager, you could know where your citizens are going, where your tourists come from (and where you should advertize), etc.
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That prompted advocates for the homeless, city council members and the city manager&aposs office to start a dialogue about long-term solutions.
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Instead, Summit City, which is in the Shasta Lake, was meant to be included, City Manager John Duckett told the newspaper on Monday.
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On Thursday afternoon, pressure began to return to the water system, the Sun Sentinel reported, citing Fort Lauderdale's deputy city manager, Rob Ferndandez.
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Rockport city manager Kevin Carruth told CNN that crews raced to survey the extensive damage during the eye of the hurricane early Saturday.
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Parts of Santa Rosa were evacuated, according to the city manager, who said the Kaiser Permanente and Sutter hospitals were being cleared out.
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On Wednesday, hundreds of homes were damaged by floods and dozens of residents moved to temporary shelters, said Amy Leon, the city manager.
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At O'Lunney's in New York City, manager Maureen Lunney said one loyal customer raced in to get food before it was too late.
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The Miami city manager, Daniel Alfonso, did not respond to an email on Sunday, and no one answered the phone at his office.
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And the continuing fallout from Muterspaw's social media post claimed the city manager, who the City Council felt hadn't handled the situation effectively.
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"The biggest challenge has been trying to get people to understand how big this could be," said Gary Williams, city manager of Carbondale.
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"Some of it was just dumb luck as to the timing of the national conversation," City Manager Eric Wobser told CNN on Saturday.
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The city manager in Rockport told the ABC News affiliate in Corpus Christi that at least two people were trapped inside collapsed buildings.
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Mr. Helfenberger, the city manager, said that because of the lawsuit he was limited in how much he could say on the matter.
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Dee Williams-Ridley, the city manager, recommended against the boycott because it would be too costly for the city to move off Amazon.
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Mr. Helfenberger, the city manager, said that because of the lawsuit he was limited in how much he could say on the matter.
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Bruce Moore, Little Rock's city manager, said the Power Ultra Lounge had been zoned as a restaurant, not a club and event space.
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Former Manchester City manager Pellegrini, 64, was unharmed in the incident and thanked Chilean police for their quick response in a tweet in Spanish.
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Louis Jones said he had heard from the city manager that several workers in Building 2 credit Jack Jones' actions with saving their lives.
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RHP Nate Karns has some fluid near his pitching elbow, according to Kansas City manager Ned Yost, and he will continue to be evaluated.
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Kansas City manager Ned Yost enjoyed the celebratory rap music playing in the locker room as he conducted a postgame interview in his office.
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"We had localized flooding but I think for the most part that flooding has receded," city manager Daniel Alfonso said during the press conference.
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I have every indication I get from the mayor, the city manager, the city council, they want to correct that as soon as possible.
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"The green light to build never really happens until you get the last permit," Ruth Shikada, Santa Clara's assistant city manager tells Mercury News.
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The city is keeping a tally of costs associated with the quake, but did not yet have an estimate, said City Manager Bill Falsey.
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Berkeley's municipal code currently contains mostly masculine pronouns, the office of the city manager said in a letter to the mayor and city council.
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"I think Amazon or the larger big-box stores have probably just been too much to compete against," city manager Ed Augustus told CBS.
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"It's not a feasible location for us to do a lot of flood proofing on a large scale," said Stevens, the Goldsboro city manager.
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But after making solid contact throughout the day, Kansas City manager Ned Yost said he was encouraged by what he saw despite the result.
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Even Murray Seasongood, the posh city manager who was most responsible for its demise, didn't seem to understand his own role in the boondoggle.
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Then, in October 2014, escrow cash was improperly released by the former mayor and city manager of Hamilton to the developer's personal bank account.
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Since then, some of its top officials have been replaced by a new generation of black leaders, including the police chief and city manager.
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On Thursday, both the Weirton city manager and the lawyer representing the city, Cy Hill, said they had not yet received the A.C.L.U. complaint.
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TAPPER: But, Sheriff, the Thursday -- the day after the horrific incident, at a vigil, the city manager for Coral Springs confronted you in public.
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At Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium, City Manager Manuel Pellegrini showed that the focus was on his team's Champions League match against Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday.
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"It is our hope that [Trump's campaign] will do right by the taxpayers of Mesa and provide payment," Mesa Deputy City Manager Scott Butler said.
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City Manager William Jonas, according to the indictment, was elevated to that position from city attorney to reward him for procuring bribes, the indictment said.
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A sheen was visible on the river in the morning, spurring the city to shut its water treatment plant intake, said city manager Jim Toye.
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Dixon City Manager Danny Langloss said the suspect is believed to have acted alone and added that there are no further threats to student safety.
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In that instance, City Manager Shelley Dickstein justified nearly shelling out nearly $650,000 for additional security at the rally due to Ohio's weak gun laws.
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Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen announced his resignation Wednesday, the city said in a statement sent to The Hill confirming the earlier AP report.
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"City of Miami Fire Rescue is an ethnically and racially diverse department and one of the best in the country," City Manager Daniel Alfonso said.
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Brudnicki and the city manager, Mark McQueen, knew the debris needed to be cleaned up quickly, or else people would start to leave Panama City.
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The Miami Beach City Manager Jimmy Morales, in an email to city commissioners, confirmed that two cases of Zika have been tied to Miami Beach.
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According to FOX 13, the Roy city manager has received several phone calls from folks who see the sign as a call to "purge" minorities.
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Troy Schulte, city manager of Kansas City, explained how the project was initially seen as a risk but eventually remade his city and its finances.
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And so the Manchester City manager hurled himself to the ground, curled over in his cable-knit sweater, and beat the turf with his fists.
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Craig Shakespeare, who started the season as Leicester City manager but has now accepted a return to life as an assistant, can attest to that.
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Responding to residents' concerns, Maurice Jones, the city manager, said Charlottesville would have a third party review the city's response to the white supremacists' gathering.
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Now the town — at the urging of its city manager, Jaime Fontes, and several council members, including Ginger Gherardi — has started issuing rebates to citizens.
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That December, the state superintendent declared DPS a financial emergency and the governor appointed Robert Bobb, a professional city manager, to take over the district's finances.
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The $800,000 in tax revenue from marijuana sales in one year makes up just about 10% of the town's general fund, City Manager Gabe Engeland says.
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"As the capital of Alaska, we enjoy promoting our state's rugged and unspoiled wild side," Kimberly Kiefer, the city manager of Uno, said in a statement.
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Former City Manager Tom Weil, under whose administration the cannabis push got started, wants the city police and fire departments to be on solid fiscal ground.
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"When things aren't going good, you're not getting breaks, and that's part of the reason why you're not going good," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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"The Phoenix City Manager has authorized me to pursue all legal remedies necessary to stop the Trump campaign from using the City's intellectual property," he added.
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The former city manager, Darnell Earley, and the former Midwest EPA chief, Susan Hedman, will also testify before the committee at separate hearing on March 15.
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More recently, he's responded to the non-selection of Toure by City manager and all-round footballing messiah Pep Guardiola by rubbishing the latter's coaching credentials.
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"Growing up, it was like one community," said Horacio De Leon, Laredo's city manager, who was born and raised in Laredo to parents from Nuevo Laredo.
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Ms. Watson's lawsuit names the City of Maplewood; the city manager, Martin Corcoran; the police chief, Stephen Kruse; and another city official, Anthony Traxler, as defendants.
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"I was disgusted and offended that any legitimate businessperson would think this was an appropriate action to take," City Manager Jimmy Morales said in the statement.
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"Economic development is a blood sport, and I mean that in every single way you can think of it," said Travis P. Rothweiler, the city manager.
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Manchester City, the reigning Premier League champion, has never won the European Cup, The matchup will pit Madrid Coach Zinedine Zidane against City Manager Pep Guardiola.
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Jessica's grandparents wrote letters to the G.B.I., the governor, the city manager, and the district attorney to request that the investigation into Jessica's shooting be reopened.
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"It is fantastic," Pep Guardiola, the Manchester City manager, said when asked, in December, if the dominance of the Big Five leagues had become a problem.
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"Some council members, including Kaine, were frustrated that the current city manager seemed to be setting priorities without adequate deference to the council," Holsworth told me.
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"I love the fact that these folks are coming here, and they want a better life, and they've chosen Portland," Jon Jennings, the city manager, said.
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Nettleton, an engineer with the city's public utilities department, "served with me as a lieutenant in Germany in the 130th Engineer Brigade," said Hansen, the city manager.
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"This is a significant setback at the hands of Mother Nature, but we will prevail," said city manager Mark Stephens at a press conference on Monday morning.
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"We could not terminate an employee solely on his or her membership in a legal, lawfully formed, civic club or organization," then-city manager Brian Johnson said.
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"The priority as first responders is to work as a team to be of service to our community," Miami City Manager Daniel Alfonso said in a statement.
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"I don't think anybody envisioned that it would just be smooth sailing, you know, unicorns and rainbows," city manager Darrel Pyle told The Verge late last year.
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"We don't think there's any kind of threat at this time and we're in the process of issuing an all-clear," City Manager Trey Cocking told reporters.
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Meanwhile, the all-Latino city council also directed the city manager to study the possibility of closing the jail facility altogether, by commissioning a $50,000 reuse study.
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David Darger, the Colorado City manager, pushed back on the stand, accusing the government of having a political agenda and trampling on his rights as an American.
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"City manager has deemed our business name as offensive and a permanent sign with our business name, will not be allowed," Jolie wrote in a Facebook post.
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"This type of behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated inside the department," Isaac told City Manager Patrick Duhaney in an email, according to the Enquirer.
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"What we're telling residents is that we'll accept these prepayments but they should check with a financial advisor first," said Charles Strome, city manager for New Rochelle.
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She spent nearly 30 years working for the City of Charlotte as budget director and assistant city manager before being elected to the City Council in 2013.
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No, and they shouldn't," Ed Zuercher, the Phoenix city manager, said in a statement, adding that the city was stronger because of "the sacrifices that were made.
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Officials in Corpus Christi on Sunday began to dismantle distribution centers that had been set up to give water to residents, said the city manager, Margie Rose.
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Police received a complaint of spray-painted "scribbles" on the memorial, though there didn't seem to be anything specific written, assistant city manager Adam Blowers told CNN.
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Charlottesville City Manager Maurice Jones on Monday called Thomas "a man of integrity" and said the city will appoint an interim police chief within the next week.
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The city's police chief, city manager, judge and prosecutor were all replaced, and the city says it has dropped 49,000 cases and forgiven $1.8 million in fines.
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"A city manager has a choice: You can just sit there and be this kind of neutral policy implementer, or you can insert yourself," Mr. Falk said.
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"I think what you saw tonight was two struggling offenses facing off against some pretty darn good pitching on both sides," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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Ms. Chapman said the city manager then threatened to fire her if she did not resign, which would allow her to collect two months of severance pay.
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"The goal here is to get as many residents back into their homes as possible, and as soon as possible," said Sykes, who also is assistant city manager.
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The factory size reduction was confirmed by a North Las Vegas city manager, and will see the facility occupy less than a third of its original planned footprint.
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Officials plan to interview candidates for the independent police monitor position in November, City Manager David Cooke told reporters after interim Police Chief Ed Kraus announced Dean's resignation.
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Welch continued working another 14 hours when Walsh, who works as the assistant to Mill Valley's city manager, finally tracked him down on the phone late Monday night.
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"I feel like we didn't pitch well tonight," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said when asked if he felt Saturday was an accumulation of injuries to his depth.
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He noted that he talked with the City Manager and that he sought top dollar—in the region of $1003 million—for the City's parcel near Marlins stadium.
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"El Niño is hitting the city's coastline very hard and creating almost daily reports of impacts to both public and private property," Pacifica City Manager Lorie Tinfow said.
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Children in Flint were exposed to dangerous levels of lead in drinking water after a state-appointed city manager ordered a switch to the Flint River for supplies.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. When it was announced on Thursday morning that Tony Mowbray would be resigning as Coventry City manager, few were surprised.
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Chico City Manager Mark Orme told the Chico Enterprise-Record that the city of Chico had no role in ordering the evacuation of refugees from the parking lot.
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The mayor told CNN he found out about Monday's derailment when he got a call from the city manager, who had gotten a report from the police chief.
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Community activists are now pushing the city manager and the chief of police to fire the two officers who killed Clark, but they aren't optimistic about their chances.
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Wednesday night's quakes were the first "that really made me nervous," said Paul Southwick, the city manager of Fairview, Oklahoma, about 24 miles southeast of the quakes' epicenters.
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Wednesday night's quakes were the first "that really made me nervous," said Paul Southwick, the city manager of Fairview, Oklahoma, about 20 miles southeast of the quakes' epicenters.
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On Saturday, Jimmy Morales, Miami Beach City Manager, enacted emergency measures to curb spring breakers from crowding in South Beach with the help of police and civilian ambassadors.
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Rome City Manager Sammy Rich told The Rome News-Tribune last week that it was "disappointing" that someone would take the time required to "surgically" deface the statue.
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The rosiest projections forecast as many as 500 new jobs with an average annual salary of $40,000 coming to the area, said Shelley Dickstein, the Dayton city manager.
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City officials say the tarps cost about $375 each and City Manager Maurice Jones testified that the city spends about $3,000 on each tarp, the news outlet reported.
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"He reminds me of Pep Guardiola in how he wants his team to play and his ideas for the game," he added, referring to the Manchester City manager.
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"To the extent that the subject's employment status has anything do with these events, that will be part of the ongoing investigation," City Manager Dave Hansen told reporters.
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"It is hard to express any opinion about a project that exists only as poorly rendered graphic designs," David Garcia, Coachella's city manager, told Motherboard in an email.
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The mayor of Ferguson heads the city council, but has relatively limited powers compared to the city manager, who oversees the day-to-day running of the community.
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Lyles is a progressive candidate who served as a city official for decades, first as budget official and then as assistant city manager, according to the Charlotte Observer. Y'all.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swansea City manager Bob Bradley can open a new frontier for Americans harboring ambitions of coaching in Europe's big leagues, says former trans-Atlantic trailblazer Kasey Keller.
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"To my knowledge, the technology component was never described as anything other than radio communications," Rosanna Bayon Moore, the Brawley city manager who coordinated the exercises, told BuzzFeed News.
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Indicted were Mayor Richardo Lopez; council members Rogelio Mata and Roel Mata; former council member Gilbert Urrabazo; and William James Jonas, who served as city manager and city attorney.
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Mayor Mike Rawlings said that the chief had been talking to the city manager for some time about retiring and that city officials were not surprised by the announcement.
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" Davis City Manager Mike Webb said, "This tragic event required an extraordinary response from the city's public safety employees, as well as from our partner agencies across the region.
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The city manager, Steve Salomon, said at the news conference that the rental property had been the subject of two previous complaints months ago regarding large parties and trash.
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" But in September, Weirton City manager Travis Blosser told CNN that Mader wasn't fired over how he handled the Williams incident, but because of a "totality of the circumstances.
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But the regular pool party came to a halt in September when the city manager, Fred Wilson, instituted a new administrative rule prohibiting nudity at city-owned recreation facilities.
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City Manager Eric Wobser told the Sandusky Register that the swap is to encourage city employees to vote, as well as in response to the controversies surrounding Columbus Day.
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Dr. Colleen Bridger, the interim assistant city manager of San Antonio, said the city would figure out a way to get the Africans the services and transportation they needed.
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Jim McKnight, city manager of Cocoa Beach on central Florida's Atlantic coast, made sure construction sites were secured with possible dangers like scaffolding taken down to prevent flying objects.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — Not long after he had taken up his post as Manchester City manager in 2016, Pep Guardiola called a meeting with the club's grounds crew.
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At a news conference Tuesday, the city manager, Maurice Jones, cited safety concerns and the large number of people expected at the rally as the reasons for the request.
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"Taking a resident to court or having to take additional action is not something the city takes lightly," Tanisha Briley, the city manager of Cleveland Heights, told VICE News.
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City Manager Sheryl Sculley, to whom the chief answers, issued a statement of support for McManus, saying the chief neither broke nor circumvented any rule, directive, regulation or law.
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"An independent arborist will be at the park Monday checking that tree to see if they can determine the cause of failure," Nancy Mendez, Whittier's Assistant City Manager, told PEOPLE.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere spoke with Dallas City manager T.C. Broadnax on Tuesday and said crews planned to work with the city until the issue was resolved, officials said.
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" Added City Manager Howard Chan, "We are heartbroken for the loss of Tara O'Sullivan, an officer who served our community and the Sacramento Police Department with honor, integrity and commitment.
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On Monday, City Manager Maurice Jones said at a news conference they would grant Kessler the permit for his rally, but only if he would move it to McIntire Park.
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To learn about that, I called up Susanne Torriente, assistant city manager and "chief resiliency officer" for Miami Beach, a 90,000-person island municipality off the coast of Miami proper.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer reported Wednesday that Dennis Barnette, who is white, was suspended Wednesday after Police Chief Eliot Isaac informed the city manager about his officer's use of the slur.
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Miami had been in touch with Perez, but the state of Florida and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration had jurisdiction over the cranes, City Manager Daniel Alfonso said.
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When a big claim came, just a couple of million bucks against the city, she was involved, the city manager was involved, the legal team was involved, everybody was involved.
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Compton's city manager, Cecil W. Rhambo Jr., said the vote underlined the strength of underestimated conservative views on marijuana in the city, which has a population of just under 100,000.
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And many of them go to see the famous water crashing over the cliffs and not much else, observed Bill Bradberry, a native of the place and former city manager.
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In an open letter from the Asheville City Council, Interim City Manager Cathy Ball and Police Chief Tammy Hooper said the videos were being released in the interest of transparency.
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On CNN's New Day, Panama City Beach City Manager Mario Gisbert advised residents to "find a good, safe room within the house" and stay inside for as long as possible.
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Manchester United are replacing Louis van Gaal with his former assistant Jose Mourinho, a man Chelsea no longer wanted who has frequently clashed with new Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola.
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"We've been very surprised by the national attention," said Sandusky's city manager, Eric Wobser, who has since been interviewed by national news organizations like NPR, CNN and The Washington Post.
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Jim Dean, Marianna's city manager, said he had already been concerned, even before the shutdown, that the hurricane would prompt public agencies to consider reducing their footprint in the region.
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The city manager, whom Ms. Chapman described in her statement as "a mentor and a mother figure to me," did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment on Monday.
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Arsenal 2, Leicester City 1 LONDON — "Don't wake us, please, we are dreaming," the Leicester City manager, Claudio Ranieri, had implored the media before his team's Premier League game at Arsenal.
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John Condrey, the city manager of Forest City, told CNN in a statement that the Santa did indeed make a remark that he "regretted," and that the matter had been addressed.
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The vote, held in a closed session, allows the city to support the lawsuit, "including, but not limited to an amicus brief," said Deputy City Manager Tara Finnigan, KCBS-TV reported .
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A memo written by City Manager Dee Williams-Riley, obtained by the New York Times and Gizmodo, shows the considerable impact migrating away from Amazon Web Services might have on Berkeley.
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"The situation is changing very quickly on the ground," said Ottawa city manager Steve Kanellakos, adding waters would affect hundreds of homes, likely more than the roughly 500 hit in 2017.
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Dave Hansen, the Virginia Beach city manager, said in the press conference that, as a city employee, Craddock had "a security pass" to access the building where he allegedly opened fire.
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There are two systems that exist on top of this city manager that help you escape these traps and pressures, one that expresses Frostpunk's fiction and one that expresses its politics.
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"It is the city's intent to have community support behind a clear vision for the kiosk that addresses programming, use and continued stewardship," said Lisa C. Peterson, the acting city manager.
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In Newburgh, a once-grand Hudson Valley refuge that has more recently been associated with poverty and gang activity, the city manager, Michael G. Ciaravino, said he welcomed the state's actions.
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Maplewood City Manager Martin Corcoran, who is named in the suit, told Broadly the city would not comment on the ACLU lawsuit until it had a chance to review the complaint.
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Napoli, described by Manchester City Manager Pep Guardiola as one of the best teams he has ever faced, Roma and Internazionale all have the look of genuine challengers to Juventus's hegemony.
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In inland Kinston, N.C., which saw streets go underwater in 2450 during Matthew and again last week, Tony Sears, the city manager, had accepted the fact that this was hurricane country.
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City Manager Joe Dunham said, under an order by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, it will take just one COVID-19 case in Guymon's Texas County for non-essential businesses to close.
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City Manager Joe Dunham said, under an order by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, it will take just one COVID-19 case in Guymon's Texas County for non-essential businesses to close.
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CNN reached out to the Agoura Hills city manager who confirmed the incident and said that the man was taken to a hospital for observation but could not provide any more details.
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City manager Pep Guardiola's assistant coach Domenec Torrent has left the Premier League champions to take over as the new head coach of New York until the end of the 2020 season.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swansea City manager Bob Bradley will take heart from a previous successful relegation struggle as he battles to keep his new club in the Premier League, he said on Thursday.
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Shapiro says John Nachbar, the city manager, and Charles Herbertson, the head of public works are both very supportive, as well as MOX Networks, which is building the Culver Connect municipal network.
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"We're committed to customer service and efficiency, and ePlan helps us achieve this while also proving that resilience and innovation can be part of everything we do," said City Manager Emilio Gonzalez.
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Deputy City Manager Rob Hernandez said "difficulty" with at least one valve that was supposed to redirect water to the redundant system, leaving them unable to isolate the damaged section of pipe.
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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has coached in some of the most famous stadiums in the world, but he'll possibly have never seen anything like Newport County's home stadium of Rodney Parade.
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According to WCJB, city manager "Joe Helfenberg confirmed that the director of information technology, Brian Hawkins, was fired" as a result of the attack, which hit servers, email networks, and phone lines.
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However, late Monday Cincinnati City Manager Harry Black said on Twitter that the club had voluntarily surrendered its liquor license and that the facility would be closed until the investigation is complete.
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The current police chief, Ed Kraus, took over in May after the city manager fired the previous police chief after months of friction with city administrators over his management of the department.
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It started to snow in St. John's -- the capital city of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada -- on Christmas Eve, and it hasn't stopped since, Deputy City Manager of Public Works Lynnann Winsor said.
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So Guardiola, the Manchester City manager, did not need to pause for thought when he was asked whether, in certain circumstances, there is no difference between coming in second and finishing first.
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The City Manager is responsible for the appointment of all department heads and the development and administration of the $22020 billion annual budget of which approximately one half is the school budget.
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Of course, each small city is unique, and many, unlike South Bend, operate under a so-called "weak mayor" system, with a city manager overseeing much of the day-to-day stewardship.
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One owner after another had given up on the 130-year-old pulp mill, which had contributed about $500,000 annually to the city's tax revenue, said Bill Mayo, Old Town's city manager.
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Swollen rivers mean danger remains Fayetteville City Manager Doug Hewett said he's concerned that with the rain gone, residents may become complacent and try to get back home, which could be dangerous.
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The oversight committee has also subpoenaed Susan Hedman, the former Midwest chief of the Environmental Protection Agency, and Darnell Earley, the former state-appointed Flint city manager, to give depositions this month.
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Officers took possession of a replica AR-15, in addition to a real revolver and a semi-automatic handgun during the investigation, Assistant City Manager Doria Wilms said in a news conference.
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And Mr. Herzig and other city officials have searched for four months to find a place for the new city manager, who is coming from Michigan, to live downtown, his one requirement.
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The biggest impact of the alternation so far has been Mexico City's human rights commission ordering the city manager to stop filming after receiving complaints from people exposed by his Periscope broadcasts.
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Two tornadoes tore up trees and ripped apart homes in Greensboro and Reidsville, North Carolina, killing a motorist who was hit by a tree, according to Greensboro's city manager, local media reported.
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As unlikely as it sounds, Ocean Grown pitched the idea to the Coalinga mayor and city manager last month, and, according to the Bee, the city council supports the prison-to-pot proposal.
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A year earlier, when Bird kicked off the scooter revolution by leaving them parked without permission, there were some "initial complaints about people pirating electricity on occasion," the city manager, Rick Cole, said.
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The city runs on a council-manager system, where the appointed city manager actually wields executive power while the mayor serves as a glorified council member and has a kind of bully pulpit.
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It said the delay was to get more input from downtown residents but quoted City Manager Emilio Gonzalez as saying plans to hold a grand prix in October 2019 had not been derailed.
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On Thursday, FBI agents arrested a majority of the town's top officials, including the mayor, mayor pro tempore, city manager, and a current city council member, as well as a former council member.
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The Helena City Commission directed City Manager Ron Alles to remove the granite fountain from a downtown park on Tuesday, although no official vote was held on the matter, the Independence Record reported.
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In St. Joseph, Missouri, where testing data showed at least 120 small children have been poisoned within a 15-block radius since 2010, the city manager convened department heads to address the problem.
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According to NBC News, former Madeira Beach City Manager Shane Crawford filed a complaint in February 2017 with the ethics commission alleging Oakley made "unwanted sexual advances" toward him and another staff member.
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His position had little power and was largely ceremonial because of an earlier decision in 2010 by regional authorities that sent power to a city manager and a regional governor appointed by Putin.
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Late last month, a video shot by an activist city manager surfaced showing President Enrique Peña Nieto's chief of staff heading to a gym in Mexico City, while his bodyguards parked outside illegally.
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The same city manager had earlier made public a video on social media showing a woman he had asked to remove a bag of garbage that she had illegally tossed in a street.
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Augusta's city manager, William Bridgeo, told the Journal that the man was at the general assistance desk in city hall to ask for some apartment help—most likely for his bed bug problem.
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The gunman, who also died, was identified as a longtime city worker, and was "still employed" by the city at the time of the attack, said David Hansen, the Virginia Beach city manager.
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The former chief said she was summoned last week to Dr. Patton's office, where the city manager read her a written statement that said she had lost the confidence of the Police Department.
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Roseburg's city manager, C. Lance Colley, said the City Council saw that voters in the city favored the library tax, and voted to appropriate money to reopen a new library on that basis.
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"Everybody knows oil is boom and bust, and everyone thinks it may not be today, tomorrow or next week, but eventually the price will go back up," said Ken Roberts, the city manager.
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Trim, with a graying buzz cut, Mr. Falk was the city manager — basically the chief executive — of Lafayette, a wealthy suburb in the San Francisco Bay Area that is notoriously antagonistic to development.
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Rockport City Manager Kevin Carruth told KIII 3 News that the roof of a senior housing complex collapsed and a number of those people were taken to a makeshift hospital located in a jail.
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A former city manager in South Florida who claims he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing needs to revise his "poorly-drafted complaint" to clarify his accusations, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
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The style, which was used by Leicester City in claiming this season's Premier League title, is in stark contrast to the "tiki-taka" passing football espoused by Pep Guardiola, the incoming Manchester City manager.
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San Antonio's city manager said Wednesday that she's "embarrassed" by her police department's lack of women in leadership positions, as detailed in a BuzzFeed News story, but she denied the police chief is sexist.
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"It was our chance at home to recover the lead in the table; we couldn't do it," said City Manager Manuel Pellegrini, whose team could have joined Leicester atop the league with a win.
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Taxify's other focus is its rapidly growing Local Partner programme, which allows entrepreneurs to set up their local Taxify business using a franchise model and become a city manager on a revenue share model.
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Sadhu Johnston helped develop and implement Vancouver's pathbreaking Greenest City Plan over seven years of work as deputy city manager (during which he also co-authored a book called The Guide to Greening Cities).
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PDT A spokesperson for the city of Annapolis clarified the Gazette's reporting that the city's flags were not lowered, and provided Mashable an email showing City Manager Teresa Sutherland ordered them lowered on Friday.
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"The conflict is believed to have begun between specific groups or individuals earlier in the day, escalating and ultimately leading to this tragedy occurring at the nightclub," Cincinnati City Manager Harry Black told WLWT.
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"Given the conclusions reached independently after extensive review at the local, state and federal levels, the jury's decision today does not come as a surprise," Pasco City Manager Dave Zabell said in a statement.
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City Manager Spencer Cronk said he was told it was the first time in the utility's history that it had to issue a boil notice to all of its customers, the Texas Tribune reported.
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Taxify's other focus is its rapidly growing Local Partner program, which allows entrepreneurs to set up their local Taxify business using a franchise model and become a city manager on a revenue share model.
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"The scars of the memories of 1999 are still there, and they're fresh," said Tony Sears, the city manager in Kinston, where the Neuse River is expected to approach a record height by Saturday.
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" The city manager, Jimmy L. Morales, who issued the order revoking the nightclub's business license, added, "I was disgusted and offended that any legitimate businessperson would think this was an appropriate action to take.
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"There was a great deal of fear gripping our community" while the rapes were occurring, City Manager Doug Hewett of Fayetteville said at a news conference on Wednesday at which he thanked the police.
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Councilmember Omari Hardy also slammed the Lake Worth Beach city manager Michael Bornstein who admitted to turning off electricity for 50 customers on Tuesday before the city enacted a moratorium on utility shut-offs.
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Scot Wrighton, the city manager, said Decatur could expect to lose more than $850,000 a year in state funds through the coming decade if the census shows a population decline of 5,000 since 2010.
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"He did a great job of spotting his fastball, getting us out front with his changeup, then rolled us over and we hit into a couple double plays," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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Lionel Messi and Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola had each donated one million euros ($1.08 million) to help clinics and medical centres fight the outbreak while Cristiano Ronaldo donated lifesaving equipment to Portuguese hospitals.
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In Thomasville, few expect that tariffs will bring furniture manufacturing back to its heyday, nor does the community need it, says city manager Kelly Craver, whose parents worked in the furniture and textile industries.
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Areas close to wildlands are most at risk of a shutoff, San Jose Deputy City Manager Kip Harkness said, but homes within that distribution system will be affected, even if they're not close to wildland.
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Rockport City Manager Kevin Carruth told KIII 1203 News that the roof at a senior housing complex had also collapsed, briefly trapping some while others were taken to a local jail for assessment and treatment.
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But they seemed a little less rigid, as the city's white mayor, white county executive, black police chief, Latino city manager and Latina lesbian sheriff have projected a striking image of modern melting-pot Dallas.
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Santa Rosa City Manager Sean McGlynn, who spent part of last week in Redding sharing his experiences from a challenging year, advises against moving too fast as Redding starts on the long road to recovery.
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The City of Miami Commission and Miami-Dade County unanimously granted their preliminary approval on Thursday for a proposal to authorise city manager Emilio Gonzalez to negotiate a contract with Formula One by July 1.
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His death was confirmed by Dan Lindheim, who was an aide to Mr. Dellums on Capitol Hill and was city manager of Oakland when Mr. Dellums was a one-term mayor there a decade ago.
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Because most governing in Twin Falls is done by a city manager, these meetings tend to deal with trivial subjects like lawn-watering and potholes, but Brown could tell immediately that this one was different.
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Here's what we know so far -- and what we don't: What led up to the attack What we know: Before the massacre, Craddock emailed a resignation letter Friday morning, Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen said.
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Richard Salamon, who was appointed city manager in 2015, had reportedly visited the Nothing Bundt Cakes bakery two weeks ago with the intention of redeeming an expired coupon for a $3.99 cake, the Sun Sentinel reports.
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Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen told reporters over the weekend that the gunman had exhibited no "red flags": He had resigned of his own volition, was in "good standing," and had no ongoing discipline problems.
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In the last chapter of his book, Abt details the cast of characters and agencies: the mayor or city manager, head of police, heads of various social services agencies, community leaders, the community itself, and activists.
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"Facing an already harsher winter than usual for Delaware, this is an opportunity to get additional money to stretch our city's limited resources," said Eric Norenberg, city manager of the town, on the website, Yahoo reported .
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"To my knowledge, the perpetrator's performance was satisfactory, he was in good standing within his department, and there were no issues of discipline ongoing," Virginia Beach City Manager Dave Hansen said at a Sunday press conference.
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They hired the first black city manager, Wallace B. Hunter, and began spreading public investments around town after years in which, Mr. Wetzel said, funding had seemed concentrated on the wealthy and largely white north side.
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Since the consent decree was ordered, the court has a new prosecutor and a new judge who are independent of each other and the city; these city officials are under the authority of the city manager.
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"We cannot and will not tolerate behavior that is disrespectful, hurtful and compromises the integrity of the department and the City of Miami," City Manager Daniel Alfonso said in another statement emailed to Reuters on Thursday.
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As the Indians were celebrating, Kansas City manager Ned Yost briefly considered challenging the call, but when Yost was told replays would show the ball dropping in fair territory, Yost declined to challenge, ending the game.
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One of the tipsters, an ex-city manager, said that employees were taken by surprise: Postmates had just earlier this month organised a retreat for the city managers, which they saw as a team building exercise.
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"The mountain is moving, and at some point this slide will happen — it's just a matter of when," said Arlene Fisher-Maurer, the city manager in Union Gap, population about 7,000, just north of the ridge.
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"It is the policy of the City to provide a safe, healthy, smoke-free and tobacco-free work environment for all employees and citizens visiting our facilities," says the policy, signed by City Manager Shelley Dickstein.
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Mr. Williams, who said he still had not smoked marijuana himself, worked with the city manager and a lawyer to put together a ballot measure in 2012 that imposed a 10 percent tax on cannabis businesses.
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The crisis in Flint, a predominantly black city of 100,000, was triggered when an emergency city manager installed by Snyder switched the city's water supply to the nearby Flint River from Lake Michigan to save money.
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In Lynn Haven, a city north of Panama City, Mayor Margo Anderson told CNN affiliate News 13 Orlando through tears that she and the city manager almost died in the city hall building during the storm.
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Dallas' city manager, T.C. Broadnax, declined to elaborate further how the attack worked, saying, "I don't want someone to understand how it was done so that they could try to do it again," according to the Observer.
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On Thursday, FBI agents arrested a majority of the town's top officials, including the mayor, mayor pro tempore, city manager, and a current city council member, as well as a former council member, The Washington Post reports.
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"While no amount of money can make up for what happened to Mr. Coley, settling this case is the right thing to do for Mr. Coley and our community," City Manager Eric Levitt said in a statement.
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City Manager John Pietig called the Tuesday meeting to reconsider the design earlier in April "out of an abundance of caution to address questions that have been raised about the process," according to the Los Angeles Times.
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"The alternative was to have 25,000 people dropped off in the heart of San Antonio with no help, no food, and two or three nights ahead of them," Colleen Bridger, the assistant city manager, told VICE News.
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"The alternative was to have 2000,230 people dropped off in the heart of San Antonio with no help, no food, and two or three nights ahead of them," Colleen Bridger, the assistant city manager, told VICE News.
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Neal de Jesus, a former fire chief who is serving as acting city manager, said he was so worried about the toll of so many overdoses and deaths that he ordered routine counseling for firefighters and paramedics.
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The twister left most of Manzanita, a community of some 600 permanent residents in the northwest corner of Oregon, without electricity and more than two dozen homes uninhabitable, though no injuries were reported, City Manager Jerry Taylor said.
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The estimated 10,000 people who rode out the storm in the Keys may need to be evacuated, according to the Defense Department, but Key West's city manager says there are no plans to do that just yet. 3.
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Evanston City Manager Wally Bobkiewicz confirmed to the local newspaper that the settlement had been reached, though he reportedly declined to specify the amount pending an approval from the local city council at a meeting scheduled next week.
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The total purchases, over an area of about 229 square miles, were part of a more than $2000 million spending plan that included improving infrastructure and beefing up the police force, said Patrick H. West, the city manager.
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Frank Peterson, the city manager of Muskegon, confirmed on Friday that the officer, Charles Anderson, had been terminated, but said a report on the inquiry conducted by the Muskegon Police Department would not be released until next week.
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Among them is Dave Congalton, who hosts a local talk radio show that he's used to promote the publication's work, including articles that spotlighted accusations of misdeeds against a police chief, a city manager and a sanitation official.
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At a gathering of some 4,000 city employees Monday afternoon, City Manager Dave Hansen stood on a stage and admitted to his staff that he still didn't know why gunman DeWayne Craddock did what he did, Hansen told CNN.
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"We really want to put pressure on PG&E to make investments on their infrastructure to make it safe and reliable so they won't have to shut down when there are weather events," said deputy city manager Kip Harkness.
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"We really want to put pressure on PG&E to make investments on their infrastructure to make it safe and reliable so they won't have to shut down when there are weather events," deputy city manager Kip Harkness said.
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A police monitor and community oversight board or a citizen review board would let officials know "how well the police department has been following its own policies and procedures," Fort Worth Assistant City Manager Fernando Costa previously told CNN.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Two Florida police officers have been placed on leave after an unarmed black man seen on cellphone video with his hands in the air was shot and wounded this week, North Miami's city manager said on Friday.
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Zidane declared himself happy with the result; so did Manuel Pellegrini, a former Real Madrid coach now attempting to take Manchester all the way to the final before he relinquishes his job to the next City manager, Pep Guardiola.
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"The alternative was to have 25,000 people dropped off in the heart of San Antonio with no help, no food, and two or three nights ahead of them," Colleen Bridger, the assistant city manager, told VICE News in July.
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City manager Pep Guardiola might have missed one of the proudest moments of his career, however, after admitting on Saturday that he had a round of golf booked with his son and was not planning to watch United's game.
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In the operations center, officials like the city manager, A. C. Gonzalez, were overseeing an acute crisis and contemplating how to manage the reality that, in a matter of hours, more than 100,000 workers were due in downtown Dallas.
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Under direction of a state-appointed city manager in 2014, Flint changed its water supply from Detroit's to the Flint River, and the more caustic water helped to leach lead, a neurotoxin, from old pipes into the drinking water.
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"You would be hard-pressed to find someone in town who their brother, uncle, sister, aunt, cousin or themselves isn't involved in the industry," Rick Daniels, the city manager, said in an interview at Needle's single-story City Hall.
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Most of the police force, about 65 percent, is white — as are the mayor, the city manager, a majority of the City Council and now the police chief, after the department's first black chief was fired earlier this year.
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"The city is very disappointed that a bronze historic plaque in Court Square related to the slave auction block appears to have been stolen from its location in a city sidewalk," said City Manager Tarron Richardson in a statement.
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"It was a surprise to everyone but it just shows you, you can't take anything nowadays over the counter or anything without consulting the training staff first because things like this do happen," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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While recognition is not the reason we choose to do what we do, our Commission, City Manager and residents are well aware of the actions our members took in the face of danger and the heroes that you are.
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"While no amount of money can make up for what happened to Mr. Coley, settling this case is the right thing to do for Mr. Coley and our community," Simi Valley's city manager, Eric Levitt, said in the statement.
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"This is clearly a reminder for many of the Summer of Hate and the attack, and we believe removing it from our fleet is in the best interests of the community," City Manager Tarron Richardson said in a statement.
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"They have been in preliminary engineering mode and in discussions with us back and forth since a few months ago, but no permit has been issued yet," Arnold Shadbehr, the city manager of LA Hawthorne, told The Guardian in January.
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A city councilperson in Butler County recently came under fire for suggesting that emergency personnel should stop responding to calls from people who overdoes repeatedly, prompting the city manager to issue a statement emphasizing that they do respond to each call.
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"We really want to put pressure on PG&E to make investments on their infrastructure to make it safe and reliable so they won't have to shut down when there are weather events," San Jose Deputy City Manager Kip Harkness said.
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"Worthington seeks to be a community that promotes tolerance, respect and inclusion so we, with the permission of the owner of the property where the sign was located, have removed the marker," Assistant City Manager Robyn Stewart told the Dispatch.
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"We really want to put pressure on PG&E to make investments on their infrastructure to make it safe and reliable so they won't have to shut down when there are weather events," San Jose Deputy City Manager Kip Harkness said.
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"This is just a little town that needs to be cleaned up, and it is getting cleaned up," said Lopez, who resigned after he, the city manager, and three council members were arrested in February and indicted on the federal charges.
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"In 1997 we were the fastest growing manufacturing metro area in the country and four years later it collapsed," said Donald Duncan, city manager of the Catawba County city of Conover, part of the Hickory metro area in central North Carolina.
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City Manager Vincent Lupo gave Massad a pistol in 2017 that was allegedly among three guns stolen from the waterfront home a year later, according to a police report described in a May Tampa Bay Times story detailing the mayor's exploits.
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Girardi did not speak directly to Kansas City Manager Ned Yost, who will manage the A.L. team, but he did acknowledge having lobbied on behalf of Beltran, shortstop Didi Gregorius and his three elite relievers, Aroldis Chapman, Betances and Miller.
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"None of us know — he could be the next Pep Guardiola, but it's too big a risk to give him the job to see if he is," Lowe said of Giggs, drawing a comparison to the incoming Manchester City manager.
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"This is in light of the need to practice social distancing in order to lessen community spread and flatten out the curve for COVID-19, the global pandemic," City Manager Jon Jennings told reporters Monday, according to the Bangor Daily News.
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Brownsville City Manager Noel Bernal said Saturday that while initially only around 50 people were being dropped off on a daily basis, the number had averaged around 300 more recently with more expected to be released in the coming days.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Pep Guardiola enjoyed a dazzling start to his reign as Manchester City manager, so much so that after six successive Premier League wins some were suggesting the only real fight this season would be for runners-up spot.
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Zooming in: Redding, California, a town of 95,000 about 150 miles north of Sacramento, is dealing with vacancies "in virtually every department," mostly due to retirements and trouble recruiting younger professionals away from larger metros, said City Manager Barry Tippin.
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"While no amount of money can make up for what happened to Mr. Coley, settling this case is the right thing to do for Mr. Coley and our community," Simi Valley City Manager Eric Levitt said on Saturday in a statement.
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Ricardo Lopez was charged with disorderly conduct following a chaotic city council meeting on Tuesday night at which citizens presented petitions calling for the mayor, two other council members and the city manager, all of whom were also indicted, to step down.
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Zinke's son Wolf previously worked as a flagger at one of Techmanski's worksites; when Whitefish Energy attempted to build a transistor plant on a Superfund site in nearby Columbia Falls last year, then-congressman Zinke's office reached out to the city manager.
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"It's not time yet to go back to life as usual, but we're getting close," City Manager Jeff Pomeranz told reporters late Tuesday morning after the Cedar River crested there just above 22 feet -- 6 feet above what is considered major flood stage.
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During the negotiations, the city manager received a document from Uber outlining its rules for use of its logo: Uber also sent Martz a document instructing that its logo "should be treated with respect" and laying out in anxious detail what that entails.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - The mayor and city manager of a south Texas town that bills itself as the "spinach capital of the world," were arrested on Thursday on charges including strong-arming contractors into paying bribes in exchange for doing business, authorities said.
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"We're happy because we now have a choice but I realise having two parallel networks doesn't make much sense," said city manager Francesco Calabrese, part of a team that traipsed around Italy for a year to campaign for companies to digitalise Perugia.
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Miami Beach Assistant City Manager Eric Carpenter told CNN affiliate WPLG that Tuesday's rain had "significantly higher intensity" than what the system is designed to handle: nearly 8 inches of rainfall and a peak of intensity of around 3 inches per hour.
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North Las Vegas city manager Qiong Liu said Faraday told the city it will build a 2450,2000-square-foot (22019,275-square-meter) facility, beginning later this year, on the site of a plant originally planned to take up 20173 million square feet.
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One figure missing in this cast of characters is the now-forgotten local politician Joseph Mitchell, whose pursuit of welfare cheats as the city manager of Newburgh in the early 1960s became mainstream three decades later and who died largely forgotten in 1993.
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"Based on the recommendation of our public health officer and our director of public health, and after our consultation with the city manager, I've gone ahead and declared a local disaster in the city," Adler stated at a press conference Friday afternoon.
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"During the time that they were operational from 2016 to early 2018, we experienced an overwhelming increase of needle debris — not only in the Civic Center, but throughout the entire city," Jorge Garcia, assistant to the Santa Ana city manager, told me.
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As he trudged from the field at St. James's Park in late January, flanked by his coaching staff, Guardiola, the Manchester City manager, was convinced that defeat at the hands of Newcastle United had stripped the Premier League title from his grasp.
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De'Carlon Seewood, who was named city manager, and Lee Clayton Goodman, who became the city's prosecutor, are part of the new generation of Ferguson leaders brought in to overhaul the criminal justice system and to meet the provisions of the consent decree.
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It is telling, for example, that Pep Guardiola, the Manchester City manager, was asked more than once during his blistering start to the season whether he thought his team could win a "quadruple" of all three English tournaments and the Champions League.
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Police arrested Charles, now 45, in Johnson County, Kansas, on suspicion of first-degree murder in his mother's death, according to a statement from Beloit City Manager Jason Rabe, who is acting as a spokesman for the Beloit Police and the Mitchell County Sheriff's Department.
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"I thought the pitch to Headley was a pretty good pitch that he drove out the other way, pretty good piece of hitting, and I thought the pitch the Gregorius hit was a pretty good pitch, curveball down," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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The city manager acknowledged that the program might be seen as giving wealthy homeowners an opportunity to solve their problems, but added that if a richer neighborhood can pay for a fix, it would free money for other areas that could not afford it.
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He added that while they were working with the city manager to find sites for up to 20 RVs, Kesarwani said that priority would be given to people who had previous permanent housing in Berkeley, had children in Berkeley schools, or worked in the city.
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The towns were pleasantly surprised by the offer and grateful for the cash; as Milford city manager Eric Norenberg explained in a Washington Post op-ed, his town's budget for road repairs only amounts to $220,2000 annually, and that the grant really made a difference.
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"There may be some reduction in services, but we do not believe there will be any major effects to the Consent Decree agreement, or our Community policing model," City Manager De'Carlon Seewood said in a statement, referring to the accord with the Justice Department.
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The city and police department have begun an investigation into the incident and for the time being, the officer who pulled his gun has been placed on desk duty, according to Dionne Mack, the El Paso deputy city manager for public safety and support services.
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Several officials including the police chief, the city manager and the city attorney left their positions after widespread criticism that Charlottesville had been ill-prepared to manage the hundreds of white nationalists who descended upon it, many armed with shields, clubs and other weapons.
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"We are in touch with an FBI agent who is a huge Tor advocate and may be able to help quell the fears of the Lebanon PD and city manager," Macrina wrote in an email to Chuck McAndrew, an official with the Kilton library.
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When Williams closed, 3,800 local jobs were lost and the community suffered a $219 million annual economic hit in lost salaries, property and sales taxes and a consequent decline in associated business, said Mike Hutchinson, the assistant city manager in Mesa at the time.
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Lafayette's city manager, who would eventually lose his job over this dispute, reached out to O'Brien, and after numerous discussions, alighted on a compromise: a new plan for 44 single-family homes, and O'Brien would kick in a sports field and a dog park.
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Roy Rodriguez, McAllen city manager, also cited the surge of unaccompanied minors at the southern border in 2014, noting that the city is "trying to be proactive" this time around given that they may request reimbursements for expenses incurred from the state and federal government.
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Hawthorne City Manager Arnie Shadbehr told The Los Angeles Daily News that Musk has been working with city officials for about a year to build a tunnel under Crenshaw Boulevard that would let employees cross from the SpaceX campus to its parking lot across the busy Boulevard.
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For instance, Hudson, Ohio city manager Jane Howington writes in a comment on the order that the city has 40-foot limits on pole heights, to which the industry has already agreed, but which would be increased to 50 under the revisions proposed in the rule.
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It also authorized the city manager to use public funds "to remove all public Confederate monuments" and provided for the council "to take further action as needed, including authorizing the renaming of certain public places," according to text of the resolution provided by the city government.
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The city manager, Kyle Hayes, said at a midday news conference that he would not be able to assess flood damage to the city's water pumps, or give a timeline for fixing them, until water began to recede, which he said would happen no earlier than Saturday.
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"While no amount of money can make up for what happened to Mr. Coley, settling this case is the right thing to do for Mr. Coley and our community," City Manager Eric Levitt said in a statement, adding that going to trial would be costly and irresponsible.
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The letter from the city manager came a few days after a meeting with city officials in which Mr. M'Bow, accompanied by his lawyer, denied all but one of the assertions and went into a "lengthy discourse" on pornography as an "art field," according to minutes of the meeting.
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Just six months into 2017, emergency services have already exceeded that number, and the city is on track this year to spend more than $100,000 on Narcan, a drug that can reverse opioid overdoses, City Manager Douglas Adkins revealed in a self-styled online "rant" about Middletown's opioid problems.
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Manchester United Manager José Mourinho's suggestion that Chelsea is just an "amazing defensive team" can probably be discounted as partisan politics; Manchester City Manager Pep Guardiola's assertion that it is only efficiency in "both boxes" that has separated Chelsea from its rivals should be treated with similar caution.
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Investigators are also close to making arrests in the case of DeAndre Harris, 20, a local teacher's aide and African-American who was beaten with a metal pipe and slabs of wood in a parking garage just a few yards from Police Headquarters, the city manager, Maurice Jones, said.
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Michael Edward White, 46, the former city manager of Lynn Haven, and David Wayne Horton, 55, the former community services director, are among the five people charged with unlawfully using Federal Emergency Management Agency funds, Lawrence Keefe, the United States attorney for the Northern District of Florida, announced Tuesday.
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In Anadarko, a small town in western Oklahoma that is home to seven tribal nations and about a half-dozen casinos, Kenneth Corn, the city manager, said no one else is rushing to invest in his community's roads and schools or provide its residents with hundreds of jobs.
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While Trump's campaign paid about $50,85033 for the venue and indoor security, he was not charged for the additional costs associated with his visit, City Manager Ed Zuercher reportedly told another local news outlet last month, adding that this would be the case too for other visiting candidates.
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With his team — one of the richest and deepest clubs in the world — reduced to 20 men and suddenly out of goalkeepers, Manchester City Manager Pep Guardiola was forced to turn to a defender, Kyle Walker, to see out the final 24 minutes of a 20-1 tie with Atalanta.
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"Because Emancipation Park is a relatively confined space of just over one acre in a densely populated urban area with limited parking space, it is unable to accommodate safely even a peaceful crowd of this size," the city manager, Maurice Jones, warned rally organizers in a letter on Aug. 7.
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