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WOONSOCKET – Former City Council President and Mayor Daniel Gendron and Former Downtown Woonsocket Collaborative Chair Adam Brunetti will face off for the seventh City Council seat in March after

WOONSOCKET – Three candidates for the open seat on the City Council made their case why local voters should choose them in the Feb. 6 primary.

WOONSOCKET – Three of the four candidates who filed nomination papers for the special City Council election collected enough signatures to qualify for the primary next month.

WOONSOCKET – Well-known players in local politics are among those who say they’ll pursue runs for City Council and the mayor’s seat this year.

Ranchers from around Colorado are in Colorado Springs this week to participate in the Ranching for Profit School. It helps families apply business principles to their ranch operations.

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