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Candid Grand Forks mayor talks baggage and leadership

A very candid mayor of Grand Forks has been talking ahead of his bid for a third consecutive term at the head of council.

It’s been a difficult past year as the city pushed ahead with water metering amidst strong opposition from some.

Brian Taylor says you’re never going to please everyone.


Taylor – who is being challenged by two-term councillor Cher Wyers – says the positive momentum in the community requires diligence and he hopes voters stay the course with him as mayor.

Somewhat tongue-in-cheek he says “it has taken a long time to train me”(in the job as mayor) and he now has a lot of contacts and experience to take Grand Forks through the next four years.

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