Clerk gets pay increase, vote not unanimous
Westminster’s city clerk received a pay bump Tuesday night, although the vote was one away from being deadlocked.
No action on mask ordinance, council eyes resolution encouraging masks
No mandatory mask ordinance was voted on in Westminster, but its city attorney will craft a resolution encouraging mask wearing in businesses.
Westminster set to discuss mandatory mask ordinance
Westminster City Council will review a mandatory mask ordinance tonight at its regular monthly meeting.
59th annual Apple Festival canceled
Another longstanding annual festival has been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Local POA files for bankruptcy protection
A local property owners association is seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, recent court filings show.
Ingles robbery still under investigation
Charges stemming from a December armed robbery at a Westminster grocery store have been dropped as police continue to investigate the incident.
Retreat Street ready for $50K in improvements
While money can be spent on Retreat Street Park upgrades when the city’s new fiscal year begins Wednesday, renovation work started last week on the Westminster project.
Utilities candidate signs offer
The city of Westminster has landed its top candidate to take over as the city’s utility director.