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In three-hour meeting, council defeats ordinance barring abortion providers

QUINCY — An ordinance designed to restrict health care providers who offer abortions from setting up in the city of Quincy was narrowly defeated after a more than three-hour city

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Council defeats ordinance barring abortion providers in three-hour meeting

QUINCY — An ordinance designed to restrict health care providers from setting up in the city of Quincy was narrowly after a more than three-hour city council meeting featuring emotional

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City officially parts ways with Baxter, Coalition Health; aldermen to vote on sanctuary city ordinance next week – Muddy River News

Before aldermen unanimously voted in favor of the resolution, Greg Fletcher (R-1) asked, “This removes Jim Baxter from anything to do with our insurance next year. Correct?”

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State has better roads in Quincy s future – Muddy River News

State has better roads in Quincy s future – Muddy River News
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Council told to step up on insurance issues

QUINCY — The Quincy City Council quickly approved large sewage projects Monday evening, but aldermen were reminded they couldn’t table insurance issues indefinitely.

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