Biography
Amos Maki joined The Commercial Appeal as a business reporter in 2005. His beats included residential and commercial real estate and economic development. Maki now covers City Hall. Prior to coming the CA, he was a reporter at the Memphis Business Journal. Amos is married to Aisling Maki and they have a daughter, Bridie.-
New Memphis city budget option on table
Published 05/23/2012 at midnight
A second Memphis City Council member introduced a budget plan that would reduce the city property tax rate.
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Wharton's city budget proposes seven library closings, fewer fire vehicles, more tax
Published 05/22/2012 at midnight
The Memphis City Council will consider a funding request from Memphis City Schools, a reduction of Fire Department vehicles and library closings when its budget discussions resume today.
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Crossing guard shift could be cash saver, says Memphis City Council's Jim Strickland
Published 05/19/2012 at midnight
A Memphis City Council member is pressing the Shelby County Sheriff's Office to patrol school crossings instead of the Memphis Police Department.
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Proposed inspection fee for nonresidents likely legal, Memphis city attorney says
Published 05/17/2012 at midnight
A proposed automobile inspection and fee for non-Memphians could be legal under federal and state law, according to an opinion from Memphis City Atty. Herman Morris.
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Memphis City Council briefs: Talk delayed on adult entertainment district
Published 05/16/2012 at midnight
Memphis City Council member Shea Flinn delayed introducing his plan to study an "adult entertainment district" for strip clubs and other adult-oriented businesses.
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Memphis councilman proposes vehicle inspection fee for Memphians, non-residents
Updated 05/15/2012 at 11:09 p.m.
City Council member Edmund Ford Jr. proposed a fee for vehicle inspections as well as a rental property permit fee.
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Memphis City Council to hear strip club proposal
Published 05/15/2012 at midnight
A City Council committee today will hear a request from councilman Shea Flinn to study his idea for an "adult entertainment district" for strip clubs and other adult-oriented businesses.
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The Pyramid plan takes shape
Published 05/14/2012 at midnight
Plans to transform The Pyramid into a Bass Pro Shops super store now include a three-story hotel encircling the arena floor.
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Councilman Shea Flinn proposes a Memphis 'adult entertainment district'
Updated 05/10/2012 at 11:20 p.m.
City Council member Shea Flinn thinks Memphis needs an "adult entertainment district."
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City workers' unions seek help
Updated 05/10/2012 at 1:18 a.m.
Leaders of unions representing city workers told City Council members Wednesday they have sacrificed enough to help the city solve its financial problems.
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