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“These kinds of permits are less thirty percent of the permits you issue” said Councilmember Frank Matarrese, “These aren’t the things I hear people complaining about.”
“If you choose to keep it going where will you get the money to maintain it?” Interim City Manager Ann Marie Gallant said to City Council during a four hour debate on closing the MIF Albright Golf course.
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