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Three new candidates file paperwork indicating they plan to run for City Council

By Kendall Balchan

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May 3, 2022

A trio of local residents indicated recently they will challenge other candidates who formally announced they are running or seeking re-election for Palm Springs City Council seats up for grabs in the upcoming General Election. Daniel Algazi, Thomas Reinhard, and Julia Kabik filed paperwork at City Hall in April stating they intend to be on […]

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