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Early voting ongoing in cities

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Thursday, October 24. 2013
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Residents in Zebulon, Concord and Molena can head to the polls for early voting through Nov. 1. The mayors of Concord and Molena is up for re-election as well as council members in Zebulon.

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#1 George J. Mickle on 10/24/13 at 07:52 PM
Molena, Please get the vote out. Our small rural city needs leadership, direction, goals set and serious follow-ups. Molena can accomplish more for our citizens.

VOTE
#2 George J. Mickle on 10/25/13 at 01:38 AM
ANNEXATION OF MOLENA?
Food for thought.
I would rather Concord annex Molena than Woodbury. Molena would remain in Pike County.

Somehow Molenabury just does not sound right.
#2.1 Sheila Tolley on 10/27/13 at 12:03 PM
Hello, my love....this does not mean any changes for The Molena Mall, does it? Only 100 more steps and we can change that staircase into the escalator that we dreamed of.....
#2.1.1 George J. Mickle on 10/28/13 at 04:59 PM
Great point Sheila. The Molena Mall is solar powered by a research company recommended by the Obama Administration, Solandra. Solar power will not supply enough to operate the escalator, 17 mall restaurants and 9 sports bars. Two major power companies are bidding for the increased power. Soon we can eat, bet at the sports bar and ride the escalator all night.

MOVING MOLENA FORWARD
#2.1.1.1 Sheila Tolley on 10/30/13 at 03:28 PM
And the best part....if the escalator breaks down....they become stairs!
#2.2 Sheila Tolley on 10/28/13 at 08:08 AM
Molena does not hold council meetings, they are called Family Reunions. The Mayor
of Concord host these events along with his other duties as city manager, police chief,
personal director, water meter reader, budget director and drug task force recruit.
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