English, 27.06.2019 17:00 stormserena

Read the excerpt from an article. lewis township officials have been publicly—and loudly—quarreling for what seems like forever over what to do with the 20-acre lot of land on the north side of main street. it seems to me that the decision is easy. a big-box retailer will bring lewis hundreds of jobs—jobs desperately needed here. what is the writer’s primary purpose for writing this article? to persuade the audience to pursue new jobs to persuade the audience to share the writer’s point of view to inform the audience about a community issue to inform the audience about a possible opportunity

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