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- Check3 days agoChange DetectedNew events added include a Surplus Equipment Auction and an Audit Committee Meeting, while several previous meetings and events, including the Sports Council Board meeting and Employee Benefits Committee, have been removed.SummaryDifference57%
- Check10 days agoChange DetectedNew meetings have been added, including the Pension Board Meetings and a Board of Honor Meeting, while several previously scheduled events have been canceled, including the Retirees' Health Benefits Committee and the Personnel Review Board meeting.SummaryDifference87%
- Check17 days agoChange DetectedKey updates include the cancellation of the Personnel Review Board meeting and the announcement of a public meeting regarding the Columbus-Phenix City Metropolitan Planning Organization's transportation plan update, along with several new road closures and the opening of Spooktacular Vendor Applications.SummaryDifference83%
- Check24 days agoChange DetectedNew events added include the Employee Benefits Committee and Columbus Iron Works Convention meetings on August 28, 2024, along with the Columbus Animal Care and Control campaign, while several events including the Back To School Party and the CDBG 50th Anniversary Celebration have been removed.SummaryDifference56%
- Check31 days agoChange DetectedThe Columbus community is invited to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program on August 22, 2024, at City Hall, highlighting its significant impact on local development and revitalization efforts.SummaryDifference100%
- Check38 days agoChange DetectedColumbus Animal Care and Control is promoting a 'Come Save Me' campaign featuring six long-term resident animals available for adoption at a reduced fee of $25, while also encouraging pet microchipping for better safety and identification.SummaryDifference76%
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