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Opening on Bingen City Council (opens the original)
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BINGEN â The Bingen City Council faces a vacant seat with the resignation of Councilor Erika Ramsey. Ramsey recently welcomed newborn son Jesse and is needed at home, she said. City Administrator Krista Loney will advertise the vacant position and reach out specifically to previous council candidates. If the council cannot find a replacement, policy dictates that the Klickitat Board of Commissioners shall appoint one. Information from the News and our advertisers (Want to add your business to
Opening on Bingen City Council (opens the original)
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BINGEN â The Bingen City Council faces a vacant seat with the resignation of Councilor Erika Ramsey. Ramsey recently welcomed newborn son Jesse and is needed at home, she said. City Administrator Krista Loney will advertise the vacant position and reach out specifically to previous council candidates. If the council cannot find a replacement, policy dictates that the Klickitat Board of Commissioners shall appoint one. Information from the News and our advertisers (Want to add your business to
Bingen discusses breach of contract (opens the original)
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BINGEN â City council once again heard an update on downtown flooding, appointed a young seatmate and discussed possible actions to resolve a complaint it filed against a local property owner during its Aug. 17 meeting. After several businesses along West Steuben flooded in April when a city contractor inadvertently struck a water main, it seems that the cityâs insurer has responded to local concerns. Settlement resolutions have been offered, and partial cash payments for lost wages have bee
Potential zoning change, operational updates and open seats in Cascade Locks (opens the original)
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CASCADE LOCKS â Mayor Brenda Wood opened the Aug. 10 city council meeting with a public hearing regarding a zoning change. The change would allow RV Campgrounds in the light industrial zoning district. This zoning change would pave the way for the Port of Cascade Locks to develop a campground on its 25-acre property. Contracted City Planner Kaitlyn Cook outlined the purpose for the change, namely, to increase tourism and for economic diversification. Councilor Tiffany Pruit took umbrage at the
Past flooding continues as current topic at Bingen City Council meeting (opens the original)
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BINGEN â The Bingen City Council met on July 21, with a new face at the table: Mayor Kelsey Ramsey and Councilor Erika Ramsey attended the meeting in person along with baby Jesse, born on the Fourth of July. Public comment kicked off with speaker Sherron Murphy, who testified that downtown Bingen has âway less foot trafficâ and âis pretty much a dying townâ due to the closure of the four businesses that were affected by the April flooding. Resident Brian Mattingly, also a local busines
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