Stem local dollars going south:Grand Forks candidate

Businesses in Grand Forks need to keep local dollars in the community and not see them go south of the border.

This from Chris Hammet who is one of 16 candidates running for city council.

She says a lot of people may be moving into town because of the close proximity to the US.

Hammett says her two main platform issues heading into the November 15th election are economic development and business recruitment.

She has also spent over 10 years working for the local Grand Forks Gazette newspaper

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