El Cid Makes Three For Place Four

Courtesy Austin Political Report  Tue, 12/11/2007 - 8:19am

Ex-Planning Commissioner Cid Galindo is getting into the Austin city council race top replace the retiring Betty Dunkerley, bringing to three the number of candidates who have announced for the seat.

One-time City Hall staffer Robin Cravey and veteran neighborhood activist Laura Morrison had previously announced.



 

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