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In my part of the world, folks who want to incorporate a suburb of Tucson held a meeting. It was well attended with great public participation and enthusiasm for this wonderful idea.
According to the local newspaper:
“Promptly at 5:30 p.m. the doors were open and long line of awaiting residents rushed to occupy the best seats in Cienega High School’s student union.”
“The news was greeted with claps and cheers. And history was made.”
Except that the paper was published before the meeting took place.
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According to the local newspaper:
“Promptly at 5:30 p.m. the doors were open and long line of awaiting residents rushed to occupy the best seats in Cienega High School’s student union.”
“The news was greeted with claps and cheers. And history was made.”
Except that the paper was published before the meeting took place.
Front Page Fiasco in Vail: Incorporation article sparks controversy
A push to incorporate the community of Vail into a town or city is moving forward, but now also being held back by controversy.
www.kgun9.com
This is what astroturf looks like.
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