Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Mesquite Mayor Mike Anderson resigning to run for Texas House of Representatives
He's been mayor for 10 years.
MESQUITE — Mesquite mayor Mike Anderson is resigning to run for the Texas House of Representatives. He's been mayor for 10 years, the second-longest-serving mayor after Bedford Galloway. He's going to run against state Rep. Thomas Latham in the Republican primary in March for the 101st District seat.
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Aaron Johnson, says:
This is probably going to be a good thing for mesquite. Mike's done a great job and the city has grown by leaps and bounds. However, they need fresh talent that recognizes that the Mesquite of today is a lot bigger than it used to be.
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