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NEW PORT RICHEY — As executive director of Greater New Port Richey Main Street, Judy DeBella Thomas filed an application last month to sell alcohol at an upcoming event put on by her organization.
As a City Council member, Thomas voted with her colleagues Tuesday to approve the application bearing her signature.
Was her vote a conflict of interest? Read more of Jodie Tillman's story here.
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