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“We made it clear that we would not stand for it,” said Karp. “It will not get the attention it deserves. We will do our utmost to preserve it.”

Karp said he was told the ordinance will not change the number of people who can go into the house for public service meals or other regular use.

“We will keep all of our options open,” said Jason Evers. https://tonaton.co.ke/a_jeans-boy-jeans-1wL9DdVXpwXTasDFKhFLplH8.html
The bill also calls for the police to be given an administrative task force to figure out whether there is a violation by the ordinance.

For the second time in an eight week period, the county is paying the city $2,500 for a new bus with 100 seats that would run through the neighborhood along H Street.

The two buses will carry up to 100 of the city’s 20,000 residents during the week leading up to Memorial Day weekend and next Saturday, Jan. 19th, when the county will offer additional services to residents at the University and the school district of New York at 8:30 p.m. The county says its first bus will operate with 10,000 people on board.

The Department of Health’s Office of Public Information is handling the case, and representatives from the Department of Children, Families, and Community Services are expected to discuss how the ordinance can be implemented.

Contact Andrew J. Smith: 773-846-6886 or j