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Dover Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-24-08 08:50 PM
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6. Well, perhaps at the state/national level. But Austin's local government is
Edited on Thu Jan-24-08 08:52 PM by Dover
pretty representative of their town in terms of values and upholding those values.
And it's a very participatory government too. People are actively involved.
Still, it's a bit like trying to hold back a tsunami, what with all the growth. Tough to juggle all the interests.
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