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Local business leaders urge support for tourism after grant dispute; board hears public comments
Summary
Business representatives and residents told the Pacific Board of Aldermen they want stronger city support for tourism promotion, banners and the Red Cedar Welcome Center; one speaker warned the city’s reported refusal of a $100,000 grant could harm future grant prospects.
Multiple business owners and residents spoke during public comment at the July 2 Pacific Board of Aldermen meeting, urging stronger municipal support for tourism and community projects.
Anne Trent, who identified herself as president and CEO of Bigfoot 4 by 4 (SEG 164), said she represents a coalition of Pacific businesses and asked the board to support tourism tools such as billboards, banners and the Red Cedar Welcome Center. Trent told the board the city declined a $100,000…
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