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City Council meeting cancelled due to internet disruption

KINGMAN – Communication disruption prompted postponement of Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Kingman City council. Mayor Jen Miles said sporadic cell phone and internet service made it impossible to conduct the meeting that was scheduled to start at 5:00 p.m. City officials were informed that a fire damaged fiber optic cables that resulted in the outage that the Mayor said lasted about an hour. Miles said no special meeting will be required and that items from the postponed session can be carried over to the June 1 council meeting.

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City Council meeting cancelled due to internet disruption

KINGMAN – Communication disruption prompted postponement of Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Kingman City council. Mayor Jen Miles said sporadic cell phone and internet service made it impossible to conduct the meeting that was scheduled to start at 5:00 p.m. City officials were informed that a fire damaged fiber optic cables that resulted in the outage that the Mayor said lasted about an hour. Miles said no special meeting will be required and that items from the postponed session can be carried over to the June 1 council meeting.

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City Council meeting cancelled due to internet disruption

KINGMAN – Communication disruption prompted postponement of Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Kingman City council. Mayor Jen Miles said sporadic cell phone and internet service made it impossible to conduct the meeting that was scheduled to start at 5:00 p.m. City officials were informed that a fire damaged fiber optic cables that resulted in the outage that the Mayor said lasted about an hour. Miles said no special meeting will be required and that items from the postponed session can be carried over to the June 1 council meeting.

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KCCU receives generous donation

KINGMAN – The Kingman Cancer Care Unit (KCCU) received a donation from Angle Homes for $35,000 last Thursday afternoon, May 13.  “We’re happy to be able to support such a great local cause. No one here [at KCCU] is getting paid and they help out people at their most vulnerable time, when they are sick,” said Angle Home President Tyler Angle. KCCU has around 80 members and has been in operation for 46 years. In the last year, they have provided $111,000 in financial assistance and provided aid for 97 local cancer patients. KCCU President Claire Crum says they have…

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KCCU receives generous donation

KINGMAN – The Kingman Cancer Care Unit (KCCU) received a donation from Angle Homes for $35,000 last Thursday afternoon, May 13.  “We’re happy to be able to support such a great local cause. No one here [at KCCU] is getting paid and they help out people at their most vulnerable time, when they are sick,” said Angle Home President Tyler Angle. KCCU has around 80 members and has been in operation for 46 years. In the last year, they have provided $111,000 in financial assistance and provided aid for 97 local cancer patients. KCCU President Claire Crum says they have…

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KCCU receives generous donation

KINGMAN – The Kingman Cancer Care Unit (KCCU) received a donation from Angle Homes for $35,000 last Thursday afternoon, May 13.  “We’re happy to be able to support such a great local cause. No one here [at KCCU] is getting paid and they help out people at their most vulnerable time, when they are sick,” said Angle Home President Tyler Angle. KCCU has around 80 members and has been in operation for 46 years. In the last year, they have provided $111,000 in financial assistance and provided aid for 97 local cancer patients. KCCU President Claire Crum says they have…

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