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Mark Richardson is a multimedia journalist, editor and writer who has worked in digital, print and broadcast media for three decades. He is a nationally recognized editor and reporter who has covered government, politics and the environment. A journalism graduate from the University of Texas at Austin, he was recently awarded a Foundation for Investigative Journalism grant and has three Associated Press Managing Editors awards for excellence in reporting.
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Ballot Boxing plans mayoral forum
Tuesday, October 14, 2014 by Mark Richardson
The Austin Monitor and our partners at KUT, KXAN, the Austin Chronicle and Univision will complete our Ballot Boxing series of City Council candidate forums this week. On Wednesday, we will hear from the candidates for mayor of Austin at 7 p.m. at the University of Texas Belo Center for New Media, 300 West Dean Keeton St. We have invited all of the mayoral candidates. It is the final event in our series of Ballot Boxing campaign forums. Tickets to the event are available here. A video of the forum will be posted on the Monitor site soon after the event. Click here to find more information.
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