Deirdre Susanne Shepherd pictured with her father, Aubrey James Shepherd, in Volunteer spotlight video on Fayetteville Government Channel

Deirdre Susanne Shepherd photo with her father, Aubrey James Shepherd, in volunteer spotlight video on Fayetteville, Arkansas, Government Channel. Please click on headline below to enlarge for full-screen view on You Tube.

Fayetteville communication director, Lindsley Smith, introduces three new members of City Council to new director of senior center

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For many more photos from Fayetteville Senior Center, including today's photos of youngsters from New School visiting with senior residents of Fayetteville, please see Senior Center set on Flickr.

Urban waterfowl habitat adds to quality of life in the neighborhood: Please click on headline below to go to You Tube for full-screen view option

Council of Neighborhoods reelects Stan Lancaster as Secretary/Treasurer, Don Conner as vice chairman and Richard Russell as chairman on Nov. 29, 2012. Please click on headline below to go to You Tube and select full-frame view of video

Council of Neighborhoods meeting Nov. 29, 2012, to include election of officers and annual potluck dinner. Please click on headline below to review October meeting video on You Tube in full-screen mode

Town Branch Neighborhood lost tree cover, precious fertile prairie soil and structures that provided housing for hundreds of low-income people because of Aspen Ridge project: Click on headline below to go to You Tube for full-screen view of late 2006 video

Planning commission continues to struggle with requests to allow variances from tree-protection ordinance and from stream side-protection ordinance

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Mayor Lioneld Jordan continues to support the working people and businesses of the Town Branch neighborhood as he did when as a city council member he voted against student apartments at MLK and S. Hill Avenue and when he supported creating World Peace Wetland Prairie instead of apartments at 1121 S. Duncan Avenue

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World Peace Wetland Prairie fund-raising lauded in The Morning News of Springdale

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Town Branch Neighborhood subject of massive, needlessly expensive trail-construction effort: Please forgive the lack of production quality of my video. Too hot and tired to hold the camera. Official government-channel meeting video below my video clip

Please click on individual images to enlarge view. And scroll down for video from unannounced portion of video not covered by government channel and only partly covered by newspaper after reporter discovered meeting didn't begin in the meeting room where it was announced to be. Below that is the legal of the meeting held back in city hall where it was expected to occur.