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City Hall Roll Call: June 17, 2021

Budget negotiations continue as deadline approaches

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Peaceful Fights for Equal Rights

by Rob Sanders

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The Five Whys

To give students a helpful tool to identify the root problem beneath some frustration, dysfunction or obstacle that is bothering them, whether at an individual, family, social, community or societal level. And to share this wisdom: If you're working with a faulty grasp of the real problem, you're likely going to come up with faulty solutions.

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City Hall Roll Call: November 18th, 2021

Council considers additional disclosures for commercial landlords

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Ranked Choice Voting

Discuss and practice ranked choice voting with students. (45 minutes)

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Statement on Proposed Election Reforms

Seventy addresses Senate Bill 224

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Committee of Seventy Statement on SB 22 Amendment

The Committee of Seventy applauds Senate State Government Committee Chairs Mike Folmer (R-Lebanon) and Anthony Williams (D-Philadelphia) and their Senate State Government Committee colleagues for voting to approve today a compromise proposal that improves the redistricting process in Pennsylvania.

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Committee of Seventy Statement on PA Supreme Court Decision

Fair, orderly, transparent and voter-driven process needed to draw political maps

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City Taxpayers Deserve Permanent Inspector General

Watchdog says OIG should have oversight over all city government

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Public Comment on Resolution No. 120539

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