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In the Great Recession era, Springfield passed a sales tax to address a $200 million shortfall in the pension fund for police and firefighters. Now the city is looking to possibly renew that sales tax.
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The police department said it's seen an uptick in vandalism and attempted vehicle thefts.
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The renovation and expansion project is set to begin in January of 2025.
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Crocker started his career as a reptile keeper before taking the lead job at DPZ.
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As a crucial sales tax is set to expire, major spending decisions lie ahead for Springfield City Council. Mayor Ken McClure on Wednesday announced a proposed new citizens commission. It could have a major impact on which priorities get funding.
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A new Commercial Street redevelopment plan seeks tax breaks through a blight designation.
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It's estimated the city could capture 2,400 to 4,000 cubic feet of gas per minute, depending on the technology that's available.
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Jenson has served as Zone 3 Councilman since April, 2023.
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A local union of people who rent their homes criticized Springfield City Council for considering whether to use more COVID-19 relief money on plans to improve Cooper Park and Killian Park — despite Springfield’s issues with poverty and housing.
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The bridge has been closed since 2016 after it was deemed to be unsafe.