Regrettably, I was unable to attend the recent “Meet and Greet” event held by City Council candidates Kiley, Gray and Goehler. I had hoped to ask these three basic questions of each of them:
1. Physically, are you now a full-time, 12 months-a-year Marco resident?
2. Have you any uncommon association with any past or current Marco governmental entity?
3. Why are you running as a slate of three, (3), candidates instead of simply as an individual?
I suppose some chance exists that one or more of the three candidates might choose to offer public answers herein. That, I believe, would certainly benefit Marco voters, would it not?
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