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- Highway 160 Bridge Project Set to Start
- Prowers Journal Alert Winner Claims Prize
- Public Invited to Meet City Administrator Candidates this Thursday
- LUB Reviews Financials, Approves Scholarship Renewals
- Another Monthly Increase for Lamar City Sales Tax
- Another Monthly Increase for Lamar City Sales Tax
- Motel Lodger’s Tax Proposed to Lamar City Council for November Ballot
- Lamar Teen Center Moving to Lincoln Elementary School
- Lamar 18 & Under Team Wins Merchants Park Tournament
Tag Archives: Urban Redevelopment Plan
Parade Route Chatter in Lamar
The Sand & Sage Parade is always an exciting event in Lamar, with citizens lining the streets for the frolicking run along Main, with clowns, miniature cars, horses, and all the great marketing potential for Main Street Businesses. Before the parade, patrons of Downtown Shopping stop by Daylight Donut for a fresh baked roll and coffee or their favorite other morning beverage.
Posted in advertize, City Council, City of Lamar, Economics, Jan Verhoeff, Retail News, Sand & Sage Fair, Tourists, Travel, Urban Renewal
Tagged ALCO Store, City Administrator., community wide promotions, Country Treasures, Lamar, Opal's Pub, Promote Business in Lamar, Sand & Sage Parade, Urban Redevelopment Plan, World Series 2009
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Response to Lamar City Administrator’s Letter
The citizens of Lamar have been considering City Administrator, Ron Stock’s precarious health situation, and we are concerned about the amount of stress Mr. Stock is enduring on behalf of the position he holds. In light of his Doctor’s recommendation to either reduce the stress or quit his job, we’ve come to an enlightened solution.
Posted in Challenge, City Council, City of Lamar, Local Business, Local News, Opinion, Political News, Stuff Happens, Urban Renewal
Tagged City Administrator., City charter, Colorado, health trauma, Lamar, PMC Hospital Board, Prowers County Commissioners, Ron Stock, Urban Redevelopment Plan
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Complacency – Watch and Wait
When I spoke with another citizen about the events of the past few weeks, particularly the Urban Redevelopment Plan currently on the table with City Council, she said, “I don’t like it, but I’ll just watch and see what happens.”