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Bing's Decision.. Red Wings' Streak.. Masonic Temple Shock.. Koch News, Inc.?

Written By Unknown on Thursday, April 25, 2013 | 2:41 PM

April 25, 2013
Though mayoral candidates have been coming out of the woodwork for Detroit elections this year, Mayor Dave Bing has been tight-lipped about whether he'll run again. On Thursday, however, he began the process to run for re-election.

Bing picked up petitions needed to run for his second full four-year term at the City Clerk's office downtown, according to the Detroit News.

According to MLive, Bing will decide whether to run again "really soon". He has until May 14 to turn in 500 signatures.

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