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Story Matters: Christine Helms-Maletic looks for a mayor that cares about entire city

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Christine Helms-Maletic says she believes that even with a "weak mayor" city system, our local mayor can still be strongly influential if they take advantage of their bully pulpit opportunities.

After Thursday night's mayoral debate on income inequality hosted by MLive and WGVU, Christine Helms-Maletic says she believes that even with a "weak mayor" city system, our local mayor can still be strongly influential if they take advantage of their bully pulpit opportunities. 

 

 

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