Controversial issues go:
On the table: City working its way through open issues (part II)
Phil Silva, the Distribution Supervisor for the City of Gallup, points out where to dig while looking for a water main break on Second Street near the railroad tracks on Thursday. The break caused flooding in the area of Second and Thirds Streets, but was under control and replaced quickly. © 2009 Gallup Independent / Brian Leddy
Copyright © 2009
Gallup Independent
By Bernie Dotson
Staff writer
GALLUP — Sometimes, you just can’t plan for the unexpected.
Stuff happens, plans get bogged down. Minor headaches arise. And then, of course, they’re the bad breaks, the personal hang ups and set backs.
Take, for example, the various big and small issues making their way through Gallup City Hall.
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Tuesday
October 6, 2009
Selected
Stories:
Controversial issues go
On the table: City wokring its way through open issues (part I)
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On the table: City wokring its way through open issues (part II)
$12,000 stolen from Burnside gas station
Power plant comment period is extended
Deaths
Area in brief |