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Martinsville leaders back financial request to federal government for Southside Connector
Read full article: Martinsville leaders back financial request to federal government for Southside ConnectorSouthside leaders are hoping to get their hands on a slide of the proposed federal infrastructure package.
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Martinsville City Council could vote on reversion next month
Read full article: Martinsville City Council could vote on reversion next monthMartinsville City Manager Leon Towarnicki said Tuesday afternoon that’s when a meeting was expected to be scheduled for City Council members to get feedback from city residents. “Theoretically, (City Council members) could vote at that meeting,” Towarnicki said. At Tuesday night’s council meeting, officials gave a presentation about how reversion works. City Council members started preparing for a vote about a year ago when they decided to have the 2013 reversion studies updated. 2013 was the last time the city took a vote on reversion, choosing not to revert.