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Mike McGowan Quotes
«We're in pretty decent shape as it relates to fuel supply, but who knows what's going to happen here in the next few days.»
Author: Mike McGowan
«I'm glad for the opportunity to move on, ... I had no idea really how people were going to vote.»
Author: Mike McGowan
«I don't foresee any new issue coming up, ... I'm looking to reach out to the people of Yelm to get their thoughts and feelings.»
Author: Mike McGowan
«It says to me that people are interested, and I think that's really good, because I'm guessing there'll be more people in November,»
Author: Mike McGowan
«If we're going to start tackling the question of (levee) integrity and security in the system, let's look at this right in the face and ask a lot of questions, ... The problem goes for about 1,600 miles.»
Author: Mike McGowan
«step on some big toes.»
Author: Mike McGowan
«I happen to be one who does not believe it is in the best interest of the port to put the degree of residential property on the port as some have suggested,»
Author: Mike McGowan
«Who knows what's going to happen here in the next few days.»
Author: Mike McGowan
«I believe it represents the future of Yolo County,»
Author: Mike McGowan
«I think that this is ground zero in the fight to keep Yolo County the way it is and not let Yolo County go the way so many of the Sacramento area counties have gone,»
Author: Mike McGowan