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Mayor outlines Ely infrastructure, fire safety and park upgrades (opens the original)
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Mayor Nathan Robertson reported that the fire department is doing well after the Ward Mountain Fire. The city is ordering a new fire engine. The engine was ordered a few years ago, but communities face a nationwide shortage of fire apparatus, with production backlogs of years. “A lot of communities have to plan down the road. But we’re making do with what we have at the moment.” The city tries to keep all the bays at the station full; it also tries to cycle out older equipment before it becomes
Ely City Council holds hearing on historic districts, addresses health hazards and approves local trail project (opens the original)
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The Ely City Council convened for a regular meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24, navigating a public hearing on proposed historic districts, addressing emergency abatement actions for property health hazards and approving recreation and infrastructure projects. Councilman Dennis Perea was absent from the meeting. Public hearing over proposed historic districts A central focus of the meeting was a formal public hearing regarding the potential establishment of historic districts along Aultman Street, st
Ely City Council raises contractor water fees, awards public works contracts (opens the original)
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The Ely City Council approved a rate increase for contractor water usage, awarded public construction contracts and reviewed Community Development Block Grant project proposals during its regular meeting on Thursday, Sept. 10. Council Member Michelle Yeoman was absent. Water rates, construction bids and city business Under Resolution 2026-09, council members established a rate of five cents per gallon for water drawn by contractors from municipal hydrants or the landfill, effective immediately.
White Pine Commission approves baseball field funding, emergency plan and GIS tech upgrades (opens the original)
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The White Pine County Commission convened for a joint meeting with the Fire Commission and Liquor Board on Wednesday, Sept. 9, addressing public safety technology upgrades, critical legal staffing shortages and local infrastructure projects. Commissioners Paula Carson and Hank Vogler were absent. During the initial public comment period, Caroline McIntosh announced that Great Basin Community College will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a community event on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 5:30 p.m. at
White Pine County to Continue Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library (opens the original)
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The Nevada Northern Railway (NNRY) announced shortly after the passing of beloved Dolly Parton that White Pine County will uphold the Imagination Library tradition. The Imagination Library was inspired by Parton’s father, who wanted every child in Sevier County, Tennessee, to have access to books of their own. The hope was to encourage children to read and create an imagination they would hold for the rest of their lives. In White Pine County, NNRY, the White Pine Public Library and KGHM Robinso
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