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Council election spending presented

Bylaw 10/2020, Part III requires that all candidates file a statement of election expenses/contributions with the Returning Officer no later than three months following the election date. The statement of Election Expenses and Contributions consists of a Statutory Declaration indicating the total campaign contributions and the total campaign expenses of the candidate; and a list of the names and amounts for each contributor in excess of $200.00 for the period after and including June 1, 2020. The document showed Mayor Mitch Hippsley received $4,627 in contributions, while having election expenses of $5,027. Mayoral candidate Aaron Kienle received $1,980 in contributions while having expenses of $3,226. Among the 15 candidates for Council C.V. Sastry was shown to receive the most contributions at $800, while 11 candidates showed no contribution dollars.

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Yorkton Council wants more info on Uncle Weiner plan

The property in question is adjacent to the City’s easterly corporate boundary and also adjacent to City-owned lands that lie within the RM of Wallace, explained Michael Eger – Director of Planning, Building & Development with the City. The subject lands are designated for Commercial land use in the District Plan, and zoned High Profile Commercial/Light Industrial (HPC) in the RM’s Zoning Bylaw. In order to accommodate the application, the RM is considering a text amendment to their zoning bylaw which would make a Salvage Yard/Machine wrecker a Discretionary Use in that zone. Under Planning and Development Act, 2007, the RM was required to issue public notice to adjacent landowners. The City received formal notice of the application and the RM’s intent to consider at a Public Hearing, to be held on Feb. 12, noted Eger.

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Texts raise conflict of interest for Harris County district judge, defendant says

Texts reveal conflict of interest for Harris County district judge, defendant says FacebookTwitterEmail A Harris County district judge presiding over a civil suit may have a conflict of interest in the case, plaintiffs allege in court documents.Judi Light Hopson, HO / TNS Text messages have revealed a prior working relationship between prominent businessman Ali Choudhri and state District Judge Brittanye Morris, who is presiding over a case involving the Houston real estate developer, plaintiffs allege in court documents. Investigative consultant Wayne Dolcefino first reported the possible conflict after Morris last week halted arbitration in the lawsuit, siding with Choudhri’s attorneys. The next day, the judge denied a motion to recuse herself from the case.

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It would tell a whole bunch of tales ; 150-year-old tree taken down | News

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the banks refuse to reduce payments. all this as we learn those on the inside who have voiced concerns may have been silenced by the superiors. nbc senior investigative correspondent lisa myers introduces us to two whistle-blowers. hi, lisa. reporter: hi, dylan. both the banks of service mortgages and the federal government insists they re doing everything possible to help troubled homeowners avoid foreclosure but our nbc news invest found that s not times not the case. two insiders that saw the process firsthand say the deck often is stacked against homeowners who deserve help. for almost ten years, chris wyatt worked for a mortgage servicing company. a year ago he quit the business. he couldn t stomach what he saw. an unwillingness to help troubled homeowners by modifying the loans. and worse, a deliberate strategy of pushing families in to

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