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Mayor Jay Ruais: Loitering Law, School Funding, and Veterans’ Homelessness

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Mayor Jay Ruais: Loitering Law, School Funding, and Veterans’ Homelessness
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Mayor Jay Ruais joins us to get his reaction on a recent ACLU filing regarding the recently enacted loitering law. We also discussed his thoughts on how Granite Starter should be looking at school funding.

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