Lancaster
July 27-
The 911 Cell Phone Bank is a nonprofit organization that provides no-cost emergency cell phones to law enforcement and victim services agencies nationwide.
June 23-
Brian Allen, formerly of Today Newspapers, started the online-only paper a little over a year ago.
June 11-
The water conservation plan would aim to reduce water usage per capita among city water customers.
May 8-
Fifty acres of land which could be the future site of a city of Lancaster arboretum were added.
March 12-
Marcus Knight said the plan of putting in a law school is strongly supported by Lancaster as well as its neighboring cities.
March 3-
One of the pieces of literature Lancaster city officials provided at Thursday’s night town hall meeting was titled “Annexation: It Isn’t a Four-Letter Word.”
December 28, 2008-
It's a unique kind of TIF that is designed to foster prosperity along the DART rail line.
December 12, 2008-
The project calls for an 18-month study of the area surrounding The Allen Group's 6,000-acre Dallas Logistics Hub and other developments in southern Dallas County.
November 13, 2008-
Under the new ordinance, which goes into effect immediately, people found guilty of loitering will be subject to a fine not to exceed $500.
October 17, 2008-
Lancaster follows in the footsteps of Duncanville, Dallas and Highland Park in banning hand-held usage in school zones.
September 19, 2008-
The city council discussed the resolution on Sept. 15, and will put it to a vote on October 13.
June 9, 2008-
Council will consider enacting ordinance on scrap metal sales, despite the fact that Lancaster currently has no metal recycling businesses.
May 10, 2008-
Lancaster had one of the busiest election slates in the Metroplex, with the office of mayor and multiple city council and ISD board of trustee seats up for grabs.
May 9, 2008-
Morris Mosley has listed three different addresses in three different situations, none of which is actually his home.
May 4, 2008-
Best Southwest Citizen Brian Allen discusses the changing demographics in southwest Dallas County and its potential influence on May 10 elections.
February 1, 2008-
The plaintiff is claiming damages in excess of $50,000.
January 25, 2008-
Pending City Council approval, of course.
December 14, 2007-
Prior to the cameras being installed, a seven- member Citizens Advisory Committee must be consulted.
December 5, 2007-
The garbage men are watching...
November 7, 2007-
Monies will pay for transportation and safety improvements, among other things.




















Brutal Dildos / Exile / Responsible Johnny
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