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04/23/2009

New look

It appears the city's Web site was given something of a face lift in the last day or so.

Look for some of the content to be cleaned up as well, according to Treasurer Wendy Wilton, who was working on it with Asst. City Clerk Susan Clark when I was in City Hall yesterday.

Incidentally, the changes come a couple weeks after a city resident, in a letter, implored the Board of Aldermen to make the city's Web site a more comprehensive guide - even a marketing guide - to the city. I believe that issue was referred to a committee, but has yet to come up in discussion.

Posted at 03:32 PM in Board of Aldermen, City Hall | Permalink