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Pension shortfall back on agenda Prescott City Council to decide on selling buildings The dialogue will continue this week on the City of Prescott’s efforts to pay down its more than $78 million shortfall with the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS). Food truck ordinance on Feb. 15 supervisor agenda Additions, deletions proposed by Development Services The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors are set to meet Feb. 15 in Cottonwood to discuss multiple topics, including a text amendment to the zoning ordinances regarding the allowance of mobile food units in the county. Rodeo lights, wiring undergoing fix Age may be a virtue when it comes to rodeos, but electrical systems? February's little-known holidays bring more reasons to celebrate Today, Feb. 13, is a day that occurs every year on the second Monday in February – National Clean Out Your Computer Day – first celebrated in 2000. Lawmakers: Consumers must read insurance contract

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