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"Manchester Alderman Garth Corriveau, a Democrat, said he will decide on a run for mayor in the next four to six weeks. Meanwhile, another Democratic alderman has already joined the race for mayor and is dumping on Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas's proposed budget.Corriveau said in a Facebook video that he has taken a lot of questions about his political future and that he will make up his mind on a mayoral run in the next month and a half after consulting with his law firm and his family.However, Alderman Patrick Arnold announced his run for mayor last month. He was out Wednesday with a blistering press release of the budget Gatsas released last week.\u201CMayor Gatsas says this is the best we can do. I disagree. We can do better,\" Arnoold said. \"We can develop innovative solutions to our challenges, create incentives to bring new businesses to Manchester, and work with important community stakeholders to move our city forward.\"In an interview, Arnold said that while Gatsas claims there will be no layoffs in his budget, there will be.\"This is a time when we need to improve the city's education system and improve economic development,\" Arnold said.He would do that by improving fiscal management, hiring more teachers and using the $100,000 slated for the city's economic development office to hire an employee there."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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