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Steve Andrews

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Writer for Razorback Wire, CitiScapes Magazine ScoreBookLive.com

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Retired educators sought | Bella Vista Weekly Vista

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By Steve Andrews
| The Weekly Vista Verified
Dick Gaetano spent his entire career as an elementary school teacher and administrator, before retiring six years ago. After moving to Bella Vista from New York with his wife three years ago, Gaetano started looking for things to do. "I've got time on my hands," he said. "The one thing that I really miss though is teaching and the classroom experience. "I love teaching. I almost regret being an administrator.
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Bella Vista to consider nearly 15% increase in allowed short-term rentals; some residents express opposition

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By Steve Andrews
| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. BELLA VISTA -- The City Council is set to consider an ordinance later this month that would increase the number of short-term rentals allowed in the city from 600 to 687. The proposal is intended to make sure the percentage of allowed short-term rentals keeps up with the increase in residential structures and population in Bella Vista, city spokeswoman Cassi Lapp said.
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Resident voice against STRs

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By Steve Andrews
| The Weekly Vista Verified
Bella Vista residents made themselves known at the June 22 city council meeting, joining forces to urge the council not to increase the limit for short-term rentals, from 600 to 687, throughout the city. The proposal to amend Section 16-43 reached its second reading and will be read for the third and final time at the July 27 regular city council meeting.
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