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The dirtiest subject in High Springs — the municipal sewer system — just got some good news, coming months after the city was dealt some terrible news that quite possibly cost incumbent commissioners their reelection bids last November.
Last fall the United States Department of Agriculture, facing pressure from Senator Bill Nelson‘s office, decided to [...]
The city of High Springs selected a new city attorney Tuesday night but not without a tad bit of drama.
Raymond Ivey, an attorney with the nearly 70 year old Gainesville firm Scruggs & Carmichael, was selected to serve as the new city attorney following last week’s resignation city attorney Thomas DePeter. DePeter resigned following [...]
A divided city commission is moving ahead with a move that has at least one citizen saying the deal is a bad one for the city.
“Guys, there’s no upside to Poe Springs” resident Ron Langman said during citizens’ comments during the Tuesday night special meeting.
Langman, who is married to interim city manager Jeri Langman, [...]
On a Thursday night agenda loaded with important items the most crucial issue wasn’t even on the agenda.
As the meeting was wrapping up, city attorney Thomas Depeter, speaking during his allotted comment time, referenced copies of a letter he placed on the dais for each commissioner just prior to the meeting. He requested each [...]
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