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Dolton families pay the bills for a village that is still paying for its past. The record also shows people at work on it. The board has met and voted in public at every meeting with posted minutes this year. The Village says its audits are being prepared and filed again. The Mayor reported in February that the old Melanie Fitness building, which he said cost the Village $400,000 a year, has reopened as Rucker Athletics through a partnership he said now earns money for the community. That is the Mayor's statement, not an audited figure. Residents deserve the full ledger, so here it is, from the Village's own papers.
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