News
April 27, 2021

City council plans for in-person meetings

By Mac Cordell

After more than a year of meeting virtually, Marysville City Council is looking to move back to in-person meetings.
As part of that exploration, the group is returning to questions about livestreaming its meetings.
City Manager Terry Emery said he has met several times with Council President Mark Ream...

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