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City Council candidates sound off on casino, housing shortage at forum

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Oct 6, 2024

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… the housing shortage, the casino and conditions at the … Danville/Caesars Virginia casino and voiced their opinions … of revenues from the casino, Campbell blasted Caesars because … the city is investing casino revenues strategically in certain areas …

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… Jazz scene in Israel’s most secular city, Tel Aviv that is … During the 1990s young Israelis began to distance themselves from … a powerful impact on earlier Israeli popular music. This generation … came to perform in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv to sold out audiences …

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