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buck noted. “It’s hard to fi nd a way in which you can convince people who are gun owners that you have to do a better job of this.”


addressed topics ranging from gerrymandering at the state level and frack- ing to the minimum wage


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imum wage, Representa- tive Roebuck supports an increase to $15 per hour. “I will continue to vote to raise the minimum wage,” he pledged, “and hopefully I can get to the point where more of my colleagues will vote with me.”


Regarding fracking, Curry favors an embargo on the practice, which he regards as unsafe. In lieu


Nora Gibson Contem- porary Ballet debuts Human at T e Perfor- mance Garage as part of new residency program


The “Meet the Candidates” night drew a capacity crowd, a visual indication of the elective energy that has overtaken the Democratic electorate in this district. PHOTO: Jana Williams


and legislation to off er the possibility of parole to prisoners with life sen- tences without parole. Settles took the oppor- tunity posed by the parole question to advocate for widespread reform in the criminal justice sys- tem. She supports educa- tion and jobs programs for prisoners so that they have the skills to re-enter and become contributing members of society. “We don’t want them to come out the same way they went in,” said Settles.


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of a ban, he would like to see Harrisburg implement a tax on companies that extract natural gas from the ground. “We’re paying more and polluting our own environment and not hav- ing tax dollars so people in other states and in other countries can get their natural gas cheaper,” Curry observed. Voters will be able to make their decision among the three candi- dates when the primary election is held on Tues- day, May 15.


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new work, HUMAN, as the inaugural recipient of the Performance Garage’s Dr. RJ Wallner DanceVi- sions Residency. This eve- ning length ballet will run for three performances at The Performance Garage (1515 Brandywine St.) on Friday, April 20, 2018 at 8:00 PM, Saturday, April 21, 2018 at 8:00 PM and Sunday, April 22, 2018 at 3:00 PM (Artist Q & A to follow this performance). The work is choreo- graphed by Nora Gibson,


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with an original music score by noted ambi- ent electronic composer Michael McDermott (AKA Mikronesia), and features a cast of fi ve out- standing dancers, Marria Cosentino-Chapin, Brian Cordova, Sean Thomas Boyt, Katharine Nace, and Hallie Lahm. Tick- ets are $18 for general admission and $15 for students and dance pro- fessionals. Tickets and information are avail- able by calling 215-569- 4060 or visiting www. performancegarage.org/ dancevisions-noragibson.


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