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Councilmember William Hare was charged with patronizing a prostitute Jan. 29.
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Nicholas Rodriguez has acted as the city solicitor for 57 years and is stepping down from his post.
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William Hare represents the Second District on Dover City Council.
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City officials do not consider the data loss a security concern.
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The city is considering using money from the electric fund to cover the costs for now.
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Several councilmembers worry about the burden being on taxpayers.
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The funds would store money earned from the sales of city-owned property.
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Fees are dependent on constituent's zoning. One councilmember wants the city to turn back to grants rather than taxpayers.
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Divided We Fall gathered a crowd of constituents and two city council members who want the city to focus on addressing gang-related crimes before beautification.
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The city's moratorium on recreational marijuana operations ends Dec. 31.