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Sidewalk, Road Repair Projects Approved by Sedalia Council

Sidewalk, Road Repair Projects Approved by Sedalia Council Tuesday night s City Council meeting began with a moment of silence for former Sedalia Mayor Jane Gray, who died June 26. Gray began her time with the City of Sedalia as a Fourth Ward Councilman in 1983. In 1991, she served as councilman and acting mayor. And Gray served as mayor from April 20, 1992 to April 15, 2002. Mayor Kehde, Fire Chief Greg Harrell, City Clerk Arlene Silvey, and Council members Rhiannon Foster and Bob Cross had nothing but kind words for Sedalia s first female mayor. Sedalia Firefighter Joseph Parnell was then recognized for five years of service.

Four City Council members sworn in | Milford LIVE! - Local Delaware News, Kent and Sussex Counties

Ward One Councilman Dan Marabello as he takes the Oath of Office via Zoom Four Milford City Council members were sworn in at the Annual Reorganization Meeting held on May 3. The meeting was held virtually with each member using their own personal Bible as the Honorable Noel Primos issued the Oath of Office. Ward Two Councilman Todd Culotta and his wife, Kalle, as he takes the Oath of Office via Zoom Ward Three Councilman Doug Morrow, and his wife, Linda, as he takes the Oath of Office via Zoom “I do solemnly swear to carry out the office of councilperson in accordance with the Charter of the City of Milford to the best of my ability,” each council person stated. “Freely acknowledging that the powers of this office flow from the people I am privileged to represent. I further swear always to place the public interest above any special or personal interests and to respect the right of future generations to share the rich, historic and natural heritage of Delaware. In doing so,

N.J. councilman charged with DWI in Christmas Eve crash that caused car to flip

N.J. councilman charged with DWI in Christmas Eve crash that caused car to flip Updated Jan 07, 2021; Posted Jan 07, 2021 Facebook Share A Roselle Park councilman was charged with drunken driving after he ran a stop light and hit another car on Christmas Eve. Michael R. Connelly, 59, was stopped at a red light in a 1995 Ford Explorer on Locust Street and Route 28 and made a right turn onto Route 28 before the signal turned green, striking a Honda Civic at the intersection around 9:21 p.m., according to an accident report filed by Roselle Park police. The Honda Civic struck a divider and overturned onto its roof, according to an incident report. An officer who was stopped at the traffic light and witnessed the crash helped free the driver from their vehicle using a seat belt cutter and window hammer, according to an incident report.