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The administration of
The announcement by the administration came just two days before the
City officials negotiated the 28 percent pay hike for Brewer, raising his salary to
As expected, Brewer's pay increase was mentioned by residents opposed to the rate increase and by council members during the Thursday meeting.
When asked about the pay increase
"I think
Councilman
"Negotiations were going on at the time, but not been finalized," Heuer said.
Let's make a deal
For the first time in memory it appears that Republican
Over the decades the prosecutor's race ranked as high as the sheriff's contest when it came to voter interest.
There were monumental battles over the years between Democrat
How times have changed.
Currently the incumbent judges in the four courts that will be on the November ballot have no opponents and none are likely.
Courthouse insiders indicate that the judges lined up along party lines to insure that there would be no new judges elected in
There were potential Republican and Democrat candidates looking to run for a judgeship in
Once the dust settled, the veterans on the bench prevailed and it was decided that there would be no contested races for the judgeships this year.
Unusual campaign contribution
After
Watkins was holding an envelope with a
Senior Reporter
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