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Denton plays historic role on Election Day

Denton plays historic role on Election Day

Denton plays historic role on Election Day
November 03
21:25 2014

Photo Story by:

Byron Thompson – Senior Staff Photographer
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Niki Chochrek, middle, and Angie Holliday, right, supporters of Frack Free Denton, asked students last week if they’ve heard about the proposed fracking ban on the ballot for the Nov. 4 election. If voters decide to ban fracking, Denton will become the first U.S. city with extensive drilling to do so. Those who oppose the ban claim that it is irresponsible not to frack. 

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Cindy Spoon, left, talks to students about fracking outside of Sycamore Hall last week. Along with banning fracking and liquor sales, other issues on the ballot include $61 million budget to fix raods and $16 million to renovate police and fire stations.

Featured Image: Yard signs with candidates were planted around Sycamore Hall last week while early voting took place inside the building. Photos by Byron Thompson – Senior Staff Photographer

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