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The St. Cloud City Council is considering putting the "regional" in the St. Cloud Regional Airport. During tonight's (Monday) meeting, the council will discuss creating a regional airport authority.

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The topic of drinking alcohol will be up for discussion tonight (Monday) during the St. Cloud city council's work study session. One item involves the presence of 18-20 year olds where alcohol is being served. Right now, the intermingling of underage and legal age adults is allowed.

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A program aimed at spurring more new home construction in St. Cloud has been renewed. The city council approved extending the building fee reduction program on a 5-2 vote.

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The St. Cloud city council will consider extending a program tonight (Monday) aimed at kick-starting new home construction in the city. Last July the council voted to reduce building fees for building new homes by $1,500.

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The St. Cloud City Council has voted in new leadership for 2013.

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You will soon be able to make a phone call and have a designated driver take you and your vehicle home. The St. Cloud City Council has amended its taxi cab ordinance allowing for designated drivers for hire.

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St. Cloud voters will be deciding on an $18-million bond referendum when they head to the polls this November. The city council approved the referendum by a unanimous vote Monday night.

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The St. Cloud City Council will consider amending its taxi cab ordinance at a future public hearing that would allow for "designated drivers." "Designated Drivers" are becoming a popular way for people who have been drinking to get them and their cars home safely.

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St. Cloud City Council members approved a plan proposed by council member George Hontos to reduce fees for building a new home in St. Cloud. The idea came about to kick-start home construction in St. Cloud after lagging home starts in recent years.

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St. Cloud City Councilman George Hontos is pitching a plan to his colleagues tonight that's designed to help spur housing development in the city. Hontos is proposing a $1,500 fee reduction on a new single-family home construction. It would be limited to the first 35 applicants and would sunset in October 2013.

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