“Based on the local mission, it’s hard for me to understand what Duluth, Ga., has that Dayton couldn’t provide NCR; certainly not ease of congestion, cost of housing and living or water.”
“I want to thank all those engaged in supporting an initiative to retain NCR from city, county, state-wide officials to numerous business support organizations like the Dayton Development Coalition and Chamber leaders,” Parker added.
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