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News Releases
| FRESNO – The Fresno Regional Independent Business Alliance (FRIBA), supported by the City of Fresno, will launch the Local Business Hero Campaign at an event at the Elbow Room on Monday, Feb. 6, beginning at 5:30. The event will feature Sieg Fischer, President and CEO of the Valley Yellow Pages. >more |
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| Fresno, CA – Mayor Ashley Swearengin today said Fresno must “move past the land of status quo” and face and fix the problems in the City’s downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. Speaking to a capacity crowd in the Fresno Ballroom at the State of Downtown Breakfast, Mayor Swearengin said, “We have two choices: We either choose to face the problems of our inner city and fix them, or we choose to ignore them and pretend they will go away on their own. I believe we’ve ignored and pretended for long enough, and the results speak for themselves. “We have been in the land of indecision and neglect and lack of investment long enough >more |
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| Mayor Swearengin’s State of Downtown address to be streamed live Mayor Ashley Swearengin’s address at the annual State of Downtown Breakfast on Tuesday, Jan. 31, will be streamed live on the City’s website at www.fresno.gov/video >more |
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| Participants sought for Fresno Citizens Academy Participants are now being sought for the upcoming session of the Mayor’s Fresno Citizens Academy, an initiative that allows Fresno residents to learn more about their government by hearing directly from top policymakers and decision makers at City Hall. The next session of the free, eight-week program begins at City Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 21, and ends on Tuesday, April 10. >more |
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| Tickets still available for State of Downtown Breakfast 2012 promises to be an exciting year for downtown Fresno as all of the planning and preparation that has been done over the past couple of years will ultimately lead to action. If you want to hear the latest news about downtown and what lies ahead, you can’t miss the 2012 State of the Downtown Breakfast featuring Mayor Ashley Swearengin on Tuesday, Jan. 31. >more |
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| Fresno Food Expo General Public Tickets Now on Sale The public will be able to taste products from more than 100 of the San Joaquin Valley’s finest food and beverage exhibitors at the bigger, better Fresno Food Expo in March. Tickets for the public portion of the second annual Fresno Food Expo are now on sale at www.fresnofoodexpo.comand at the Fresno Convention & Visitors Bureau box office at 700 M Street >more |
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| City prepares for holiday closures of administrative offices City of Fresno offices other than those providing essential services to the public will be closed from Monday, Dec. 26, through Monday, Jan. 2, to accommodate employee furloughs. >more |
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| Fresno, CA – Mayor Ashley Swearengin today provided the following testimony before the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee: Testimony of The Honorable Ashley SwearenginMayor of Fresno Before the Transportation and Infrastructure CommitteeU.S >more |
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| Office of Independent Review report, other information now online The City of Fresno on Monday released two documents related to the 2010 Annual Report from the Office of Independent Review (OIR). The documents are available at www.fresno.gov/oirreport >more |
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| Fresno, CA – Two documents related to the 2010 Annual Report of the Office of Independent Review are now available on the City of Fresno’s website at www.fresno.gov/oirreport. >more |
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