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11/1/12
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Chamber to hold public policy agenda drafting meetings
The Decatur-Morgan County Chamber of Commerce will hold public policy agenda meetings at 4 p.m. Monday, Nov. 19 and Dec. 3 in the Turner Boardroom at 515 Sixth Ave. N.E.
Chamber President John Seymour said the purpose of the meetings is to form the public policy agendas that the chamber will present to officials in Decatur, Morgan County, Montgomery and Washington, D.C.
The local agenda will be formed Monday, the state agenda Nov. 19 and the federal agenda Dec. 3.
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So a bunch of business folks are making policy for your elected officials???? Looks like Decatur will continue with low wage jobs and more real estate stuff.....
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