Ranlo Mayoral Candidates Speak On Planning and Water Costs
Steve Alexander and Harsin Joan L Harbin address zoning updates and citizen input for Ranlo. They discuss park renovations, grant seeking, and park lighting. They note water sewer funds and pricing, advocating long term planning and reopening Ranlo’s water plant to control rates.
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Ranlo
Rank
State of
North Carolina
General Fund
Gastonia
Ranlo Election Candidates Discuss Town Growth and Trust
A field of Ranlo election hopefuls outlines plans to preserve a small town feel while allowing growth, boost youth recreation, address high water rates, and decide on closed sessions. Candidates emphasize honesty, public access to meetings, volunteer-led activities, park improvements, and prudent budgeting.
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Rantio
Ranlo
Ranio
North Carolina
Gastonia
Council
Firé Department
Park Drive
Banlo
Essen Lane
Lynn Wray
Rank Ave
Ranio Church of God
CE Board and Finance Committee
Mbnoi
Ranlo Lodge
Willie Blankenship
Rhyne Circle
Wilson wins GOP nomination in South Carolina's 2nd District
State Senator Joe Wilson captured a landslide Republican primary in South Carolina's 2nd Congressional District with 25,317 votes. He faces Democrat Brent Weaver, Libertarian Warren Eilertson, and Constitution Party candidate Steve Lefemine in December. The district, held by the GOP since 1965, is viewed as a shoo-in for Wilson.
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Wilson
S.c.s 2Nd
Columbia
S.C
Joe Wilson
South Carolina
GOP
Joe Grimaud
Stew Butler
Richard Chalk
Clyde Cobb
Albert Watson
U.S. House
Springdale
State Senate
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Floyd Spence
Spence
Brent Weaver
Lexington
Warren Eilertson
Beaufort
Constitution Party
Steve Lefemine
Weaver
Democratic Party
Eilertson
Lefemmne
New York City
Washington
North Carolina House backs terrorism prep measures
Lawmakers in Raleigh introduced a package expanding training for rescue workers and public health communication, creating six state rescue teams and permitting a 20 million loan from the rainy day fund to fund biological and chemical attack defenses with potential federal repayment. The move follows tougher penalties for bioterrorism and creation of a lab registry, urged by Attorney General Roy Cooper, amid post 9/11 security concerns.
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Raleigh
State House
Mike Easley
United States
David Redwine
D-Brunswick
House
Senate
North Carolina
Roy Cooper
New York
Washington
Easley
Cooper
Rainy Day Reserve
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