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Veterans Day Parade
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Branson Comprehensive Community Plan
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City auctioning surplus property on the Internet
The city of Branson is conducting another auction of surplus property on the Internet. The Internet auction runs now through December 1. Items for sale include more than a dozen vehicles, computers, cameras, power tools, office equipment, fishing docks and many other items no longer needed by the city. More than 60 items on the auction block. The city has contracted with Purple Wave Auction that specializes in Internet auctions. Bidders have the chance to view items, read descriptions and place bids from the convenience of their computers.

Winter Weather Awareness Day 2010
The National Weather Service, state and local emergency management agencies including the Branson Fire Department have proclaimed November 17, 2010 as “Winter Awareness Day.”
“Since we’re fast approaching the winter season, this is the time for citizens to get prepared for winter snow and freezing temperatures,” said Branson Fire Chief and Emergency Management Director Carl Sparks. Winter storms in the Ozarks range from a deep freeze, icing conditions with freezing rain, to moderate snow over a few hours to blizzard conditions.
Next liquor training course November 18
The Branson Finance Department will be holding another “Responsible Alcohol Selling” class on Thursday, November 18, for servers, cashiers and bartenders. This training is required of all businesses selling liquor in the city of Branson or businesses that are in the process of obtaining a liquor license.The session begins at 9:30 a.m. in the Council Chambers of Branson City Hall, 110 West Maddux. The Community Partnership of the Ozarks will be conducting the liquor training, which lasts about 1½ hours. The cost is $5 per person, payable at the time of the training.
Action taken by Branson Board of Alderman at 11/9/10 Meeting
Alderman approved a bill requested by the Downtown Branson Main Street Association to modify the hourly parking limits for a portion of public parking downtown. Currently all parking downtown, on the street and in public lots, has a two-hour limit. The new bill will put a three hour parking limit on two parking lots only – the Pacific Street lot and the Awberry lot behind Dick’s 5 & 10. All on-street parking will remain a two-hour limit. Some downtown businesses like theaters, restaurants and hair salons had difficulties with the two hour limit because some customers would spend more than that in their establishments.
Scouts partnering with city to improve Owen Homestead
Four Life Scouts are teaming up with the city of Branson to restore the recently acquired Owen homestead for their Eagle Scout projects, which will benefit the community as well as visitors to the area. The scouts, Aaron Hughes, Dallin Hughes, Keaton Knudsen, and Skylar Brown, are also inviting members of the community to assist them in this restoration with power tools and hand tools. The young men will be working Saturday, November 13 and Saturday, November 20, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day.

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