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6 min to read Editor's Note: This is the fourth in a series of articles each week that will focus on every race for the Norman City Council elections. Over the past year, the Norman City Council Ward 5 seat has dealt with significant conflict, including the attempted recall and eventual resignation of Sereta Wilson. Michael Nash was selected by a committee to replace Wilson on the council and is now seeking reelection. Three other candidates are running against Nash: Billy Davison, Rarchar Tortorello and Lisa Meyer. The Transcript reached out to each candidate and asked them...

Thurgood marshall. they are elite athletes, junior olympics. one of my sons was a youth council member for district of columbia and ward 5. one day -- this is after school. i agree we need to protect our kids in schools, but we need to protect them more in safe passageways home as well. extracurricular activities and parks and recreation's. my sons went to college bound after school to announce he was declaring for his college to run track and further his education, become mayor of district of columbia or something like that. on his route home, he got a text from my other son who wasn't going ...

Shareholder money anyway unless they had something to gain from it and they need stores to grow. that's why they're doing it. >> i have to go to gary b. gary b? >> well, let's -- i'll go with jennifer's pointed. we'll seen stipulate it's a bribe. but the fact is cities slowly but surely want wal-mart there. right here in d.c., they want wal-mart in ward 5. reason? they think it's going to bring 1,200 jobs. in chicago, they unanimously passed a proposal from wal-mart to open five stores because wal-mart came back and to jennifer's point, said they were going pay $8.75 an hour and give $0.40 an ...