Ashland City Hall Tidbits from David Runkel
Ashland City Hall Tidbits 3/11/24 By David Runkel Fire, Police, Technology Spending Increases Substantially Fire and Police department spending is up substantially in the first six months of the 2023-24 fiscal year,... Read More
Tish Way – In her Own Words – Council Do the Right Thing!
By Tish Way Litigation? No, the October 30, 2022 sewage spill on North 1st Street is not and has never been in litigation. After the City Council meeting February 21, 2023 when Joe Lessard broke... Read More
How Could This Happen Again? Another Home In Ashland Devastated by a Sewage Flood
From Tish Way – Letter I sent to the council today — (Tish Way’s Ashland home was recently flooded with sewage waste. She is not at fault for the event but has significant expenses for... Read More
ACES – Ashland Citizens for Economic Sustainability: CHAPTER THREE
ACES – Ashland Citizens for Economic Sustainability: CHAPTER THREE In the October 2018 Sneak Preview, Ashland Mayor Stromberg claimed that critics of the city’s finances used incorrect numbers when showing dramatic increases in the Ashland... Read More
Water: The Infrastructure Must Be Sound & Affordable. We Want Choices & Discussions!
Water: The Infrastructure Must Be Sound & Affordable. We Want Choices and Discussions! This past week, the Ashland City Council voted to move forward with the staff’s recommendation to build a new water treatment... Read More
Gender Equity Possible? City Council Appointment
Gender Equity Possible On March 20, 2018, the City Council voted to fill a vacancy on the Ashland Council with Jackie Bachman, one of three finalists considered. I am sure that all the finalists... Read More