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Small Town Political Gazette 10/16/08

Posted by waltm, on October 16th, 2008, at 5:34 am

Andalusia Star-News – Recount sought in Gantt election.

The Gadsden Times – Hearing date set for Cedar Bluff election.

Cleburne News – Court proceedings in Anniston city council race continue.

The North Jefferson News - Hearing beings in Kimberly mining case

Alexander City Outlook – Joshua Segall, candidate for AL-03, talks jobs, economy.

BaldwinCountyNow – Populist, well-heeled candidates honored.

In other news, Mentone Color Fest this Friday and Country Fair in Piedmont.

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