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Our primary interest is not the sports aspect. We're interested in seeing the region do this together as a cooperative mechanism. It will take three states and all the counties working together on this. Brent Thompson
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Our counties are growing. They're projecting about a 200,000-student growth for our district territory over the next decade, and we're preparing for that.
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I think I have a new perspective, a new image, an open mind looking for new solutions and using those that have been tried in other counties and cities.
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Just because of printing schedules and corrections to ballots, every election there are a few counties that aren't ready to go. James Lee
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I feel even deeper for them, hurt even deeper for them, because these were the communities and counties that first opened their hearts and homes to Hurricane Katrina victims, ... And now they need our help. Kevin Brady
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Imagine the economic impact to the area, the state and the nation if no one in McLean and Tazewell counties could farm for two years. That's the kind of impact this flooding will have.
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Hopefully the state can work out a system soon that more equitably distributes education resources in our state, something desperately needed by low wealth counties like Bladen,
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I accomplished everything I was going for. I mainly wanted to set the wins record and win counties and regions for the fourth time. This year was definitely one of my best.
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If we don't do something this session, we don't have a program set up to deal with this long-term. And the counties are then going to be kind of just sitting there, saying, 'Boy, if this stuff starts ending up in the ditches, what do we do? Who's going to pay for that? So it ends up on property taxes.