Madison financial picture looking good: Madison City Finance Director Lillie Causey had some news that left the City Council finance committee members smiling Wednesday night. » Read more on al.com
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Madison finance committee meeting tonight: The Madison City Council’s rescheduled monthly finance meeting will be tonight at 5:30 in Conference Room 130 in the Madison Municipal Complex, 100 Hughes Road. » Read more on al.com
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Woman dies in Madison crash: Madison police said a woman was killed in a two-car collision late Monday. According to an electronic release the crash happened around 11:30 p.m. at the intersection of Madison Boulevard and Hughes Road. The road was closed for several hours… » Read more on Huntsville Newswire
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Two Madison meetings rescheduled; City looking for citizens to serve on community boards: Two city meetings have been rescheduled, including the City Council’s finance committee and the Madison Disability Advocacy Board Accessibility committee. » Read more on al.com
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Madison School Superintendent expresses concerns to members of local legislative delegation: Madison City School Superintendent Dr. Dee Fowler didn’t mince words about his concerns during the Madison school board’s annual legislative breakfast Friday at Bob Jones High School. » Read more on al.com
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Madison School Superintendent expreses concerns to members of local legislative delegation: Madison City School Superintendent Dr. Dee Fowler didn’t mince words about his concerns during the Madison school board’s annual legislative breakfast Friday at Bob Jones High School. » Read more on al.com
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Madison City finance committee meeting moved to Feb. 1; Planning meeting Feb. 2 is canceled: The Madison City finance meeting scheduled tonight has been moved to Feb. 1 at 5:30 p.m. at the Madison Municipal Complex, 100 Hughes Road. » Read more on al.com
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Madison City Council votes to deny vacation of easement for Walden Preserve residents: Madison residents William Congo and Peter Krefting were “disappointed” at the City Council’s vote to deny their requests for vacation of easement on their properties in Walden Preserve. » Read more on al.com
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Madison pre-approved for redistricting plan: The City of Madison has been given a “pre-clearance” by the U.S. Department of Justice on its proposed election redistricting plan submitted last year. » Read more on al.com
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City of Madison is on the fast track for 2012: While 2011 was a “Year of Action,” with the construction of everything from a shopping center and school to a hospital and houses, Madison Mayor Paul Finley says 2012 will be “A Year of Implementation and Managing Change.” » Read more on al.com
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Madison offers nuisance workshop Jan. 17: The City of Madison is holding a citizen oriented workshop and forum Jan. 17, 6-8 p.m., in the Madison City Council Chambers to discuss nuisances within the city limits. » Read more on al.com
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Madison City Council to vote on Growth Plan: With the BCS national championship game between Alabama and LSU scheduled to kick off tonight at 7:30, Madison City Council President Ronica Ondocsin said she believes the council meeting “will be pretty quick.” » Read more on al.com
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Madison growing by leaps and bounds: The fact that Madison was determined to be the fastest-growing city in the state by the 2010 Census came as no surprise to government leaders and residents. » Read more on al.com
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Madison Council delays vote on Growth Plan: The Madison City Council voted Monday night to postpone a resolution concerning the city’s proposed Growth Plan until the Jan. 9 meeting. » Read more on al.com
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Madison Council expected to approve Growth Plan: Thursday night the Madison Planning Commission unanimously passed the proposed Growth Plan for the city following a public hearing. The approved Growth Plan for the city will be presented to the council for a vote tonight and City Council member Tim Holcombe doesn’t foresee any » Read more on al.com
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