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Candidates debate issues facing Denton

Started by Skipper , Apr 25 2012 03:16 AM

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#1 Skipper

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Posted 25 April 2012 - 03:16 AM

Holly Harvey / Senior Staff Writer - Denton mayoral candidates Mark Burroughs, Neil Durrance and Donna Woodfork answered questions Tuesday night to about 60 people at Milestone Celebrations on issues such as candidate residency, gas well drilling, food trucks and a possible convention center. The debate came before early voting begins April 30-May 8 and Election Day on May 12. Registered Denton residents can vote at the Martin Luther King Recreation Center, the North Branch Library, North Lakes Recreation Center and the Denia Recreation Center. Durrance said he would focus his platform on more accountable politics. "It's time to [...]

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