City Council Scorecard: A cell tower falls and a shift on Black Lives Matter Avenue
A cell tower in the Glenview Historic District was stopped without a single yes vote in its favor this week by the Memphis City Council. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian file)
The council's Glenview cell tower vote and a series of Black Lives Matter proposals setting the stage for some renamings of public places are the latest entries in our ongoing scorecard of council roll call votes.
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