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At least 1 new face on council

Buhler being replaced; 2 S.L. incumbents are facing challengers

Published: Thursday, Nov. 1, 2007 12:03 a.m. MDT
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Martin, owner of Emigration Market, said he's seeking public office because he wants to make a difference in the lives of people who live and work in District 6 and throughout Salt Lake City.

"Over the past eight years (as owner of Emigration Market), I have gained knowledge about the relationship between small businesses and the communities they serve," he said. "I want to build on that knowledge, to unite the community on critical issues such as health, public safety, the environment and open space."

Martin said he has the "ability, the energy and the time" needed to serve effectively on the City Council to "protect the quality of life we all expect in our neighborhoods."

"I will work tirelessly and effectively for the betterment of Salt Lake City and its residents," he said. "My only agenda is District 6."


E-mail: jpage@desnews.com

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