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Ordinary Business For Century Council
March 3, 2009
The Monday night meeting of the Century Town Council was very ordinary and usually short.
The council approved minutes from their last two meetings with a few changes, and they approved paying the town’s bills.
Council member Gary Riley reported that no decisions had been made yet on a location for a cold weather shelter for the town.
Council member Henry Hawkins questioned potential problems from forgiving water bills for Backwoods Road residents while they wait for water improvements.
Council member Nadine McCaw referenced an article on NorthEscambia.com Sunday morning that warned area residents to be wary of scam letters that have been sent to several North Escambia residents. Read the story here.
“Our citizens need to be very careful,” McCaw said.
Century Mayor Freddie McCall was not at Monday night’s meeting. He is recovered from surgery last week. Council member Sharon Scott was also not at the meeting.
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One Response to “Ordinary Business For Century Council”
Wow. Never seen “ordinary” and “century” in the same story.