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City workers approve 2-year contract

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Jul.1
  More than 600 workers came within hours of a strike vote

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Dec.10
  Managers and professional workers will have to take three days of unpaid furlough to help trim the city budget
May.6 City Council says it's OK to frown
  Removed code was discouraging officials from using facial expressions that show 'disagreement or disgust'
Feb.5 Council e-mails disclosed
  The City Council has agreed to create a policy for quickly divulging both print and online e-mails that its members exchange

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Nov.30 City employees to take holidays off
  Employees can either use their vacation time or take time off without pay

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Jun.12 City needs money for drain repairs  City seeking a new tax to finance repair of the crumbling storm system



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