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Gay Bar or Starbuck’s?

July 17, 2006

Would you rather have a successful, locally-owned gay bar on Michigan Avenue or a Starbuck’s?

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Posted by YpsiVotes

Cool City

July 17, 2006

What makes a city a “cool city” in your opinion?

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Posted by YpsiVotes

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The 2006 Ypsilanti Mayoral Debate Committee is a grassroots, nonpartisan, wholly volunteer organization made up of Ypsilanti city residents. The committee’s purposes are several:

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Second, the committee hopes these efforts foster a sense of community and connectedness among city residents as they participate in the electoral process.

Last, the committee desires that this event will inspire future public forums where community members and voters will take an active role in defining public policy.

Members of the 2006 Ypsilanti Mayoral Debate Committee
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    Rachel Cheng
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    Linda French
    Barry Hall
    Mark Higbee
    Eric Lagergren
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    Nancy Shore
    Kathryn Taylor
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