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: Sex Offender IssuesNC - Lumberton council to vote on sex offender in park ban
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Another City, Same Ban!
So do they get a tax break, since they are paying tax dollars for parks they cannot use anymore!
10/09/2008
By Venita Jenkins - Staff writer
LUMBERTON ? The Lumberton City Council Policy Committee on Wednesday supported an ordinance that would ban sex offenders from public parks.
The city?s Recreation Committee requested the ordinance, said City Attorney Robert Price.
The City Council will vote on the ordinance Monday...
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