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Plus, the mayor weighs in on Gilpin Court redevelopment, a City Councilor offers a new transparency initiative, a lawsuit involving the School Board, and the weekly high school football report.

Plus, state legislators met with the school board, and weren't thrilled about recent comments by the group. And we unveil our new tagline as birthday week continues.

Plus, City Council has made tweaks to the budget process, but still won't make individual department requests public. The Rep theater is stabilizing its finances. And our birthday week celebration continues.

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Plus, RPS administrators want to "mothball" Clark Springs, citing the high cost of getting it ready for reuse. Also, our weekly high school football roundup, the final installment of 25 in '25, and more water discussion among elected officials.

Plus, a meeting on Gilpin Court redevelopment turns testy as residents ask for 1-to-1 replacement on the same site, and City Council approves paying a wrongfully incarcerated man, but not before debate on a recently discovered pool of money.