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    Seattle bans surveillance-based grocery pricingโ—Seattle City Council votes to ban surveillance pricing in sale of groceriesYhnWorldElections39524 min ago

    The Seattle City Council has voted to ban surveillance pricing in the sale of groceries, barring retailers from setting food prices based on personal data collected about individual shoppers. Consumer advocacy groups, including Consumer Reports, backed the measure as a protection against discriminatory or manipulative pricing. The move is being watched closely as a possible model for other cities considering limits on data-driven pricing.

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    Woman Arrested at City Council Meeting Over Flock Camera Remarksโ—Woman Arrested, Dragged Away After Speaking About Flock at City Council MeetingYhnWorldLaw & Courts21953 min ago

    A woman was arrested and forcibly removed from a city council meeting after she tried to speak about Flock, the automated license plate surveillance camera company. Officials cut off public comment on the topic, and her removal was captured on video. The incident has drawn attention to growing public concern over surveillance cameras and limits on residents' right to address local government.

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    All 20 opposition members of Strasbourg's municipal council walked out of a council session, in what local outlet Pokaa describes as a surreal moment. The departure has raised questions about political tensions within the city government and what prompted the coordinated exit.

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    Richmond council meeting derails during solar panel discussionโ—Richmond council meeting derails amidst solar panel discussionโœ‰newsEnvironmentEnergy1 h ago

    A Richmond city council meeting descended into disorder during a discussion of solar panels, according to local reports. Outlets including WWBT and FOX5 covered the chaotic exchange, though details of what sparked the derailment and which council members were involved have not been fully reported.

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    Springfield approves $500K for addiction and mental health resource mapโ–ผCity of Springfield approves $500K for addiction, mental health resource mapโœ‰newsHealth58 min ago

    The City of Springfield has approved $500,000 in funding to create a resource map for addiction and mental health services. The project is intended to help residents and service providers more easily locate available treatment and support programs in the area. Local coverage highlights the move as a step toward better coordinating care for people struggling with substance use and mental health challenges.

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    Cheyenne council hears Belvoir Ranch solar and battery proposalโ–ผCheyenne council hears proposal for Belvoir Ranch solar energy project, battery storage facilityโœ‰newsEnvironmentEnergy1 h ago

    Cheyenne's city council has heard a proposal for a solar energy project with battery storage at the Belvoir Ranch. The plan would add renewable generation and storage capacity on city-owned land west of Cheyenne, aligning with Wyoming's growing interest in large-scale energy development. Details on project size, developers, and timelines were not immediately available.

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    Richmond solar energy proposal fails amid chaotic council meetingโ—Richmond solar energy proposal fails to pass as Council meeting turns chaoticโœ‰newsEnvironmentEnergy1 h ago

    A solar energy proposal in Richmond has failed to pass after a chaotic Richmond City Council meeting. The proposal's defeat leaves the city's clean energy plans uncertain, and the disorderly proceedings are drawing criticism. Local coverage focuses on both the failed vote and the disruptive scenes at City Hall.

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    East Lansing Council Members Discuss Infrastructure and Election at Forumโ—East Lansing Council Members Talk Infrastructure, Upcoming Election at Community Forumโœ‰newsWorldElections24 min ago

    East Lansing city council members attended a community forum where they discussed local infrastructure priorities and the upcoming municipal election. The event gave residents a chance to hear directly from council members about road, utility and other infrastructure plans ahead of the vote. Details of specific projects or candidates have not been widely reported so far.

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    A city council is set to debate placing limits on local cooperation with immigration enforcement while also reviewing the results of a guaranteed income program. The agenda combines two closely watched policy issues: how far local authorities should assist federal immigration actions, and whether pilot cash payments to residents have delivered measurable benefits. No details on outcomes or the council's likely position were available.

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    Vernonia City Council candidates answer questions on local economyโ–ผQ&A: Candidates for Vernonia City Council on local economy, moreโœ‰newsBusinessEconomy1 h ago

    Candidates running for Vernonia City Council have answered questions about the local economy and other community issues in a published Q&A ahead of the election. The responses give voters a direct look at where each candidate stands on economic development and priorities for the small Columbia County city.

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    Wadley council member arrested in retail theft investigationโ–ผWadley council member arrested in organized retail theft investigationโœ‰newsBusinessRetail4 h ago

    A member of the Wadley city council in Alabama has been arrested as part of an organized retail theft investigation. Local news outlet 1819 News reported the arrest, though further details about the council member's identity, the alleged offenses, or the scope of the investigation have not yet been made public. The case has drawn attention in the community as officials await more information.