Read Central City News for March 2014
March 6, 2014 
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READ CENTRAL CITY NEWS FOR MARCH 2014. TOP STORIES IN CENTRAL CITY NEWS:
• GOP Backs Jr. Shelton for Mayor: Candidate Described as Man of Character with Positive Plan
• James Salsbury Endorsed for Chief of Police
• Republican Party Backs Six Candidates for City Council — Shane Evans, Dr. Kim Fralick, Wayne Messina, Harry Rauls, John Vance, and Ralph Washington
• Big Court Victory for Ralph Washington: Judge Tim Kelley Rejects Attempt to Have Mayor Pro-Tem Disqualified
• Central’s Chance to End Divided Government
• Jr. Shelton Says He’ll Work with Parish Officials
• Candidates Qualify with Clerk of Court Doug Welborn
• Candidates Qualify with Clerk of Court Doug Welborn
• Candidates Debate Issues at Forum Held by Republican Women of Central
• Courage Under Fire Is Nothing New for Mayor Pro-Tem Ralph Washington
• Baton Rouge Attorney Who Defeated CH2MHill, Saved Ralph Washington, Halted Rouzan Development
• Salsbury Plans Larger Police Force
• Al Moreau to Lead State Physical Therapists Board
• Learn to Lobby the Legislature at Workshop Saturday, March 8
• Can You Help Save Central’s Old Girls’ Gym?
• What’s Happening Around Central
• COMING SOON: 2014 Central Community Directory & Yellow Pages
• Recent honors and awards: Central City News Named One of Four Best Community Newspapers in America with Circulation of 10,000 or Above for 2013 by National Newspaper Association. Central City News, 1st Place in Louisiana for General Excellence and 1st Place for Best News Coverage from Louisiana Press Association. Capital City News: 2nd Place in Louisiana for General Excellence, 1st Place for Investigative Reporting, and 1st Place for Best Front Page from Louisiana Press Association.
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The Central City News is published monthly on the first Thursday of the month (except January when it is on the second Thursday). It strives to provide objective, award-winning coverage of news about Central. It is published at the same time as its sister publication, the Capital City News. All advertising is included in both papers. The combined circulation this week is 26,000 copies with total readership estimated at over 50,000. We hope to build a stronger community and provide the information you need to make decisions as a citizen. Your ideas and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Best email: centralcitynews@hotmail.com
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