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RODEO FUNDS HELP HERINGTON MAN THROUGH CANCER BATTLE

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By Ruth Nicolaus, Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
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Plan & Zoning member calls for greater public participation

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By Gail Parsons Verified, Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
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A Dickinson County Planning and Zoning Board member is urging county officials to give residents more opportunities to ask questions during planning meetings, saying increased public participation would improve transparency and trust as the county considers major land-use issues. Speaking during the public comment portion of the July 2 Dickinson County Commission meeting, Barb Barrett said she believes communication between the advisory board, county staff and the public can be improved.
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City passes intent to exceed revenue neutral rate

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By Ed Boice Verified, Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
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The Abilene City Commission voted to pass the resolution signalling to Abilene residents that the city intends to exceed their revenue neutral rate of 46.463 for the 2027 budget. The majority of the commission made the vote in a special meeting specifically for this item. Commissioners Debby Lytle, Cy Taylor and Amy Meysenberg voted yes. Mayor Brandon Rein voted no. John Kollhoff was absent for the vote, as he arrived at the meeting right as the meeting was adjourning.
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