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Why are you running? Buckingham: I am passionate about York City and its future. I am a long-time City resident invested in York. Our sons attended York City Schools grades K through 12. My vision is that York City is a place people want to live, to work, to play and to thrive. Dennis: I am running because I have great passion, even from my youth, to serve and support our community. As a city resident, I have been very consistent as a clergy member, entrepreneur, activist, and world travel, serving our country internationally. Most of my life I have been serving and giving back to the Y...
City Council candidate: York 'lifted me up when I didn't deserve it' York Dispatch York City Council candidate Chris Velez says the city's willingness to forgive his past crimes inspired him to represent its citizens. Velez, 34, spent 22 months in prison after cleaning out a significant other's bank account when he was 17, about to turn 18, and also later served probation on forgery charges. But he has learned his lesson and now wants to serve the city in the best way he can, he said. “My main goal is to show those who have been in situations with law enforcement that there is a path forwar...