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						  HOBART--The city&rsquo;s only council race in the Nov. 8 general election finds incumbent Pete Mendez facing life-long resident and political newcomer Robert Lowry in the 2nd District. Both cite aging infrastructure as one of their top priorities. &ldquo;We need a long-range plan for our aging sewers. It seems like everything is being done on a piecemeal basis, when emergency repairs are needed,&rdquo; Lowry, 54, said. &ldquo;How many times has Main Street been closed for emergency repairs?&rdquo; He said there are parts of the 2nd District with no sewers or city water and streets that need to be paved. Lowry, a  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   