Back in 2013, the Davis City Council adopted a funding strategy to allocate roughly $4 million of local f ...
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City Needs $10 Million Annually to Maintain Pavement
City Needs $10 Million Annually to Maintain Pavement
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Dan Wolk’s Moment
Monday Morning Thoughts: Dan Wolk’s Moment
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City Finally Launches Road Repairs After Years of Deterioration
City Finally Launches Road Repairs After Years of Deterioration
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Sunday Commentary: The Vanguard’s View of the Council Accomplishments of 2014-15
Sunday Commentary: The Vanguard’s View of the Council Accomplishments of 2014-15
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Analysis: Should Davis Count on Help for Roads?
Analysis: Should Davis Count on Help for Roads?
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Should Council Have Simply Killed the Sports Park?
Monday Morning Thoughts: Should Council Have Simply Killed the Sports Park?
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Council Makes Move to Separate Sports Parks, Pool from Tax Discussion
Council Makes Move to Separate Sports Parks, Pool from Tax Discussion
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Council Will Approve the 2015-16 City Budget
Council Will Approve the 2015-16 City Budget
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Commentary: The Case For Economic Development Is Stronger Than Ever
Commentary: The Case For Economic Development Is Stronger Than Ever
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Monday Morning Thoughts: City Will Finally Have Its Building and Park Facilities Assessment
Monday Morning Thoughts: City Will Finally Have Its Building and Park Facilities Assessment
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What Does “Renew Davis” Mean to You?
What Does “Renew Davis” Mean to You?
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Slow Down on the Sports Park Vision
Monday Morning Thoughts: Slow Down on the Sports Park Vision
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Commentary: Will Innovation Parks Come Down to the Assessment of the City Budget?
Commentary: Will Innovation Parks Come Down to the Assessment of the City Budget?
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New Set of Goals and Objectives Nearing Council Approval
New Set of Goals and Objectives Nearing Council Approval
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Commentary: Mayor Strikes Careful Balance Recasting Challenges as Opportunity
Commentary: Mayor Strikes Careful Balance Recasting Challenges as Opportunity
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Mayor Wolk Calls State of the City “Very Strong”
Mayor Wolk Calls State of the City “Very Strong”
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Productive Six Months in the City
Productive Six Months in the City
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Disagree That City’s Structural Deficit is Solved
Monday Morning Thoughts: Disagree That City’s Structural Deficit is Solved
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The City’s Structural Deficit Is Solved
The City’s Structural Deficit Is Solved
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Mayor’s Corner
Mayor’s Corner