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Larry Magel, right, remains stoic after learning it's been declared a victory for him to take one of the three Marco City Council seats. City Clerk Laura Litzan discusses some information on the recount process with him Tuesday night at the Collier County Supervisor of Elections Office.

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Larry Magel, right, remains stoic after learning it's been declared a victory for him to take one of the three Marco City Council seats. City Clerk Laura Litzan discusses some information on the recount process with him Tuesday night at the Collier County Supervisor of Elections Office.

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  • Marco City Councilman-elect Larry Magel and wife Joanna Magel discuss recount plans with Collier County Supervisor of Elections Jennifer Edwards Tuesday night.
  • Larry Magel, right, remains stoic after learning it's been declared a victory for him to take one of the three Marco City Council seats. City Clerk Laura Litzan discusses some information on the recount process with him Tuesday night at the Collier County Supervisor of Elections Office.
  • City Council candidate Larry Magel, right talks with John Oberg during Magel's candidate forum Friday night.
  • Marco council candidate Larry Magel shares his perspective with Islanders Friday at the candidates' forum hosted by the Marco Island Taxpayers' Association Friday night at Mackle Park.
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  • Al Diaz introduces Larry Magel during Magel’s candidate forum Friday night.
  • Resident and Council candidate Larry Magel urges Council Monday to create a productivity committee to continue looking to cut city spending.
  • Larry Magel of the forensic audit committee listens closely to answers to his questions posed to three auditing firms vying for the Collier Boulevard reconstruction audit project in interviews by the committee Friday. Kelly Farrell/ Staff
  • Larry Magel, a retired Marco resident who volunteered to team up with Chairman Bill Trotter to create a productivity report for the City of Marco Island, looks on as City Council decides to put City Manager Steve Thompson back in a sole-responsibility role for hiring five new employees in 2009 without such an investigative report.

Marco Island City Council candidate Larry Magel's 2010 campaign. Magel is one of four candidates vying for three open council seats in the mail-in ballot election this January.

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