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The Town of Normal is still in watch and wait mode as the Trump administration aggressively cuts programs and federal agency staff.
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The Normal Town Council reviewed the proposed budget for the new year during a work session before Tuesday's council meeting.
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The Town of Normal wants to make progress implementing its new sustainability plan even in a tight fiscal climate.
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The Immanuel Bible Foundation has given its Van Leer Legacy Award to Normal City Manager Pam Reece.
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There will be no movement on E-scooter regulations in the Town of Normal in the immediate future.
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A Town of Normal fixture is retiring after four decades in municipal government and the town is re-aligning leadership in the wake of that. Inspections Director Greg Troemel oversaw $3 billion in commercial and residential growth.
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Normal City Manager Pam Reece said the town will keep a watchful eye on the spring legislative session in Springfield.
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The Town of Normal is in a strong fiscal position, but some indicators raise concerns that future budgeting will become a challenge.
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Staff at the Town of Normal are proposing strict limits on crowd size, noise, and disruptions caused by pop-up parties.
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The Town of Normal is promoting several people from within to fill administration vacancies.