Council hopefuls identify differences

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The two candidates in what political observers say could be Baltimore County?s most competitive race identified school overcrowding and over-development as top priorities, but distinguished themselves on more regional issues at a candidates? forum.

Republican Wayne Skinner, a state employee and former County Council member who lost a re-election bid in 2002, drew the ire of forum organizers in Perry Hall when he criticized 16-year Democratic incumbent Vince Gardina?s efforts to relieve overcrowded schools in the District 5.

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