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City Council requests forensic audit

Chairman Bill Trotter congratulates Liam McCune, one of six junior city councilors who participated in City Government Week by shadowing a City Councilor. McCune shadowed Councilor Chuck Kiester attending Monday's City Council meeting sitting between Kiester and Gibson.

Photo by KELLY FARRELL, Staff

Chairman Bill Trotter congratulates Liam McCune, one of six junior city councilors who participated in City Government Week by shadowing a City Councilor. McCune shadowed Councilor Chuck Kiester attending Monday's City Council meeting sitting between Kiester and Gibson.

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  • Parks and Recreation Director Dana Souza speaks to City Council Monday about the circumstances that surrounded his time as interim City Manager from March through May and his Oct. 16 resignation from the city to become Parks and Recreation Director in Greenville, S.C.
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  • Chairman Bill Trotter congratulates Liam McCune, one of six junior city councilors who participated in City Government Week by shadowing a City Councilor. McCune shadowed Councilor Chuck Kiester attending Monday's City Council meeting sitting between Kiester and Gibson.

City Council addressed questions of the city's financial practices raised by former interim City Manager Dana Souza in Monday's meeting. Souza resigned from Parks and Recreation Oct. 16 for a job in Greenville, S.C. The meeting packed a punch with several other issues including new ordinances and amendments on the regular agenda.

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