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Council Candidates Bog Down In Parking Debate

Posted: September 25, 2010 at 5:23 a.m.

J.T. Wampler
Jeff Dickey, right, and Rhonda Adams, both candidates for Ward 4 Position 1 on Fayetteville City Council listen Friday to city attorney Kit Williams during a candidate forum.

Like so many public policy conversations in Fayetteville these days, all roads at a forum for City Council candidates Friday led to paid parking on Dickson Street.

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