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What was the mayors problem in dealing with the towns rodent problem?
The were scaring the townspeople and killing the cats and fighting the dogs.
Who is ga mayor?
States have governors not mayors. Cities and towns have mayors.
Who was the first mayor of pennsylvaina?
There is NO mayor of Pennsylvania, only a governor. Mayors are for cities and towns not states.
Who is Canada's mayer?
We don't have a mayor, we have a Prime Minister. Only Towns, Cities and villages have Mayors.
How did the black pleague affect the towns?
about 2/3 of the popluation died, and it devastated the towns and cities. It inspired them to clean up the streets so the rodents would not have anywhere to live. The rodents are what caused the black death
How many mayor in each state?
Mayors where? Of what? In the United States, mayors typically govern cities or towns, but not all cities or towns have a mayor, and some political entities (townships, etc.) have a mayor. The US Census recorded over 25,000 "places" in the United States in 2000. What form of government they each use is unknown.
What is the possessive form of town?
The possessive form for the noun town is town's.Example: The town's celebration included a parade.
Who is the mayor of Ohio?
There is no mayor for the state of Ohio. Mayors lead individual cities and towns. The current governor of Ohio is Ted Strickland.
Where are the municipal town halls in Cagayan can be found?
towns and mayors in cagayan vallely where Alvarado T. Antonio is the present Provincial Governor
Who was Oklahoma's first Mayor?
Oklahoma was a territory and then a state with executive power vested in a Governor. Mayors have executive control of towns and cities.
What is plural possessive form of the word town?
The plural form of the noun town is towns.The plural possessive form is towns'.Example: The regional towns' mayors have formed a committee to address the situation.
Do state laws have to be approved?
Yes, the state laws have to be approved. These laws have usually go through the governor, the mayors of towns, cities, etc.
