By staff writer
There is an infrastructure problem in Hermann that the city’s board of alderman is trying to address, and they took the first step Monday night to solve it. They passed the first reading, 3-1, of an ordinance that would boost the water rates to raise revenue to fix water lines and certain streets in town.
It’s a scaled down version of a plan that voters turned down last August, and would cost property owners less money.
Ward 2 alderman Brian Chorley was the only board member to vote against it. He believes the city should stay with the original plan that was nixed by the voters, and do a better job of explaining it to them.
City Administrator Frank Tennant was asked by the board to revisit the issue after the plan failed last August, and his committee came up with a new proposal for voters that would cost less, but not repair all of the streets.
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The 61st Maifest this past weekend was estimated to have been a
Three valedictorians and one salutatorian were named in the Hermann High School
The 61st Maifest this past weekend was estimated to have been a
Three valedictorians and one salutatorian were named in the Hermann High School
By staff writer Hermann senior Austin Ruediger shot a 78 on his
By staff writer The Hermann girls 4 x 800 meter relay team
Crusade Against Cancer Hog Roast has been re-scheduled to May 18th.
By staff writer Approximately 200 family members and friends gathered at the