The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday in City Hall.
New Baltimore City Council will hold its regularly scheduled meeting Feb. 25 in Municipal Offices on Green Street. View the agenda here.
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City Council meets at 7 p.m. Monday in City Hall on Green Street.
The meeting is at 7 p.m. Nov. 14 in City Hall at 36535 Green Street.
The longtime resident was sworn in Monday night at City Hall.
New Baltimore officials appointed longtime resident John Dupray to a vacant city council seat. Follow us on Facebook Dupray, an active community volunteer and former councilman, applied for the opening left by Zack Stanton. He was among seven candidates for the position that has a term expiration in more than a year. City officials said Monday night they were impressed with all the applicants' range of experience, but ultimately decided to go with Dupray because of his knowledge serving on council. Dupray previously stepped in to fill a vacancy left by Carlos Aprea when he moved on to the Parks and Recreation Department. Before he was sworn in Monday night by Clerk Marcia Shinska and took Stanton's old seat, Dupray was on the Planning …
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7:08 am on Tuesday, September 25, 2012
I am not taking away anything from John but he made it clear that he had no intent to run for City Council and now he puts his name in and gets appointed. Great for him but what about the future of the leadership of New Baltimore. I doubt he will spend any money to campaign for any future position in New Baltimore City Council. I don't think he should have been appointed again. Give others a … more ›
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The hearing will take place at 6:45 p.m. Monday, June 11, at City Hall in New Baltimore.
A public hearing regarding the property tax increase proposal is scheduled for 6:45 p.m. Monday at City Hall in New Baltimore. Under the budget proposal, taxes will rise by .273 from the 2011 millage of 14.94, meaning households with taxable values of $100,000 will have annual payments of $4,174. That tax rate would be divided into the winter and summer tax bills, with more charged in the summer than in winter. It also factors in the recently passed Anchor Bay Schools tax for the aquatic center, according to the city. The hearing will be held immediately before the New Baltimore City Council considers adopting the proposed 2012-13 budget. It does not require a public vote because residents previously approved those bond rates, Treasurer …
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6:51 pm on Friday, June 8, 2012
Not something i know anything about.. but wouldn't it be better to create jobs, and get more homeowners and get the extra tax money you need that way? more ›
The community group envisions the empty plot as an investment, potential park.
Bay-Rama is buying a vacant plot behind the future Biggby Coffee in New Baltimore, according to group member Larry Gingas. "We will treat this more as an investment," Gingas said of the small parcel surrounded by an alley, Blackwell Street, Alfred Street and The Town Pump. The volunteer, charitable organization has not determined a specific use for the land, but it could be a public park or potential space for the New Baltimore Farmers' Market, he said. Meanwhile, Biggby Coffee, which had projected an October completion, is now expected to be open in spring in the empty building on Green across from City Hall, New Baltimore officials said.
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Mayor Larry Smith calls his wedding ceremony duties the fun part of his job.
New Baltimore Mayor Larry Smith is set to officiate his sixth wedding Friday afternoon at city hall. "I think I hold the record," Smith said Friday before the ceremony set to take place at 1 p.m. His seventh wedding ceremony to perform is set for September. The previous mayor, Tom Goldenbogen, officiated two weddings during his time in office, Smith said. Taking a break from city issues to be there for people on the happiest day of their lives is the "fun part of my job," he said. Smith, who was elected mayor in November 2009, is running unopposed for a second term later this year.
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Children can participate Monday in the march through downtown New Baltimore to honor fallen soldiers by decorating their bikes.
A Memorial Day parade will march through downtown New Baltimore to honor soldiers who gave their lives for our country. The event, which usually draws about 200 attendees, is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. Monday at Washington and Front streets and travel three blocks to City Hall for ceremonies. The parade will then stop at Oakwood and St. Mary's cemeteries on 24 Mile, organizer and Parks and Recreation Director Mike Hoffard said Wednesday. The event in which local veterans will march is intended to be respectful and solemn. "It's to honor our vets," Hoffard said. "It's not a carnival." Children can join the tribute by decorating their bicycles in honor of Memorial Day. Lineup for the parade is at 9:30 a.m. For more information or to …
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Bruce Ritchie
8:58 am on Monday, February 25, 2013
I can't open this photo to make it larger and it is too small to read as it is. more ›