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Gainesvilles strengths, areas for improvement, according to mayor
Danny Dungan shares state of the city
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Gainesville Mayor Danny Dunagan
Gainesville Mayor Danny Dunagan called 2015 “a very good year for the city,” and 2016 is starting off at a fast pace. “There are many needs to address as our city continues to grow and move forward,” Dunagan said during a state of the city speech Tuesday evening. “But I want to assure every citizen of Gainesville that your city council and city staff will make sure that your city will operate as efficiently as possible while maintaining the quality of life that our citizens deserve and expect.”
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Here’s how Hall school board voted on proposal to spend nearly $700K on buses, minivans
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Hall County School buses are parked Friday, Jan. 26, 2024, at the Hall County Schools Transportation shop on Atlanta Highway. - photo by Scott Rogers
The Hall County school board on Monday, Feb. 24, voted on whether to approve nearly $700,000 to purchase new vehicles for the transportation department.
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