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Old 04-06-2006, 09:29 AM   #1
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Question The big deal on big signs
I have heard so much discussion over the types of signs and sizes used in campaigning in the North Ward suggesting for candidates to be fined but what about the ones displayed in the East Ward? Has anyone taken a look at what's going on down there? Three signs, a Linhares, Amador and Booker together can cover up the wall of a building! And it's all over the neck. What's up with that? How come no one is saying or doing anything?!
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