Sentences with phrase «town council candidates»

Along with Town Council candidates Bechhofer and Valentine, we will focus on the shared concerns of all constituents of Ramapo; a shared desire for good governance based on transparency, good communications, in depth accounting analysis and, more than anything, respect for every person across the board... We will be sharing details of our platform shortly, along with opportunities to join our campaign.»

For the first time in at least eight years, Harrison's Democratic Committee will not run a full slate of Town Council candidates in the upcoming November election.

Wayne Fish, who ran two years ago as a petitioning town council candidate, is doing it again, hoping for more than the 312 votes he got in 2015.

On the other side of the political aisle, Town Council candidate Frank Gordon, the only true Democrat running in the upcoming election, said the decision will create an atmosphere for conflicts of interest.

Republican town council candidate Donald Van Buren, who also ran two years ago, was unable to attend because of a work emergency.

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My candidate for a «prophet to the liberals» is Will Campbell, publisher of the journal Katallagete and author of the highly acclaimed Brother to a Dragonfly, an autobiographical book about the lives of Will and his brother, Joe, as they leave their father's small cotton farm in Mississippi — Will to become a civil rights worker for the National Council of Churches, Joe to become a small - town pharmacist.

Robin William Charles Tilbrook (1958, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) is a solicitor and English politician, the chairman and founder member of the English Democrats.He was a member of the Conservative Student Association and a member of the Conservative Party, at one time a Conservative candidate for Ongar Town council.

It is inconceivable that he would be taken seriously as a candidate for town council no less governor.

Both parties are fielding four candidates for the at - large positions on the town council.

The candidates include Luke Hudak (D), who is running for county clerk, North Hudson town council hopeful Brian Gaza, a Republican, and John Drinkwine (D), who is running for town council in Willsboro.

The faces of the Democratic candidates for town council are all new, but the party is still likely to remain in the majority after Election Day.

Richard Becker is the strongest candidate: a record of service in the Hudson Valley: doctor, businessman, environmental activist, town council member.

Two other «Labour» candidates standing for the local town council also had to stand as independents for the same reason.

LeFevre won her Plattsburgh town council seat last year against Republican candidate Tom Metz, joining the council not just as the only woman, but the youngest member in her early 30s.

Please come and meet the 2017 candidates for all town offices — Supervisor — Daryl Legg; Council: Tony Coiro and Doug Senterman; Hiway Superintendent: John Farrell and Town Judge: Marysue Timptown offices — Supervisor — Daryl Legg; Council: Tony Coiro and Doug Senterman; Hiway Superintendent: John Farrell and Town Judge: Marysue TimpTown Judge: Marysue Timpson.

Dionisio, who has also been endorsed by the Independence Party, will run against the winner of a Democratic primary between Chris Rodier, the town Democratic Party endorsed candidate, and Stout, who was appointed by an all - Republican council in January following former Councilman Joe Canella's resignation to become a town justice.

In the most recent town election, in 2011, Republican council candidates secured 64 percent of the vote.

A man who tried in 2015 to win a town council seat as an independent is collecting petitions to force a primary to get onto the Democrat slate as a council candidate.

Kisluk needs to collect a minimum 195 signatures from registered Democrats in town, then get more votes in the September primary than at least one of the five council candidates endorsed July 20 by the Democrat Town Committown, then get more votes in the September primary than at least one of the five council candidates endorsed July 20 by the Democrat Town CommitTown Committee.

Rockland Tea Party Patriots have announced a meeting at New City Library, Wednesday, February 15 at 7:00 p.m., where former candidate for Haverstraw Town Council, Lynn Teger, will discuss how she believes Agenda 21 — «Sustainable Development» is creeping into our communities and destroying our liberties.

There may be no Democratic primary for town council and highway superintendent this September, after an Albany County judge ruled that petitions for substitute candidates Giles Wagoner and Daniel Coffey, who were set to primary George Harder and Daniel Morin, were invalid.

Four candidates are vying for two town council seats: Don Scutt, Joseph Osmeloski, Dan Lamb and Kathy Servoss

For town council, incumbent Henry Rank (D - I) is seeking a third four - year term, Peter Friedel (R - C) is seeking a second term, Donald Van Buren (R - C) is running for his second time, with Ternice Winne (D - I) as the only candidate running for office for the first time.

City Council, District 4: The race to represent Midtown East, Murray Hill, Stuyvesant Town and The Upper East Side in the seat that Eva Moskowitz is leaving because she is running for Manhattan Borough President (although she could serve until 2009) has several candidates, two of whom appeared before 504 seeking an endorsement.

NORTH ELBA Three candidates are seeking two seats on the North Elba town council in the Nov. 7, with incumbents Derek Doty (D) and John «Jack» Favro (I) seeking re-election against Bryan Kennelly (D).

For town Council, incumbent Republican John Gill is seeking his third four - year term in a field of three candidates for two posts, alongside fellow Republican John Dittus and Democrat William McKnight.

Also mounting good campaigns are talented candidates with good ideas like Brian Kavanagh, former chief - of - staff for Council Member Gale Brewer, and aide to former Mayors Ed Koch & David Dinkins; Chris Papajohn who served on the American Civil Liberties Union's committee on disability law when they discovered that U.S. Post Offices are often not accessible to people with disabilities; Gur Tsabar, an aide to Speaker Gifford Miller, is articulate and well - informed on many issues, and authored an editorial in the April 14 Town & Village newspaper about unjust redlining of disabled New Yorkers due to budget concerns; Darren Bloch, a former Con Ed spokesperson who is a member of Community Board 6, is well - versed on housing and homelessness issues.

Four candidates seek two open town council seats: Democrats Doug Withey and Danny Devlin, and Republicans Greg Leach and John Reynolds.

JAY The two winners of the Democratic primary in September, Robert Segall and Kate Comegys Mongulla, take on one independent candidate, Spencer Reynolds, and two Republican incumbent councilors in the upcoming election for Town Council in Jay.

Since Josh Horton won his 2003 term as supervisor in town on the Democratic line, only one Democratic candidate for town council or supervisor has earned the nomination of either the Conservative Party or the Independence Party.

In the final count for what had been a close battle for town council seats, incumbent R / C / I candidate Barbara Zell retained her seat with a final count of 1181, and former Onteora teacher Michael Boms, now at SUNY New Paltz, won a seat with 1118 votes.

It may seem like campaign season is over in the city, but one is just getting started; Election Day was the unofficial start of the race for city council speaker — and some of the candidates are heading out of town to kick it off.

PHOTO: Republican candidates for governor Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton, Senate Minority Leader John McKinney, Avon attorney Martha Dean, Shelton Mayor Mark Lauretti and former West Hartford Town Council member Joe Visconti met at the Mark Twain House and Museum for a debate Friday sponsored by The Hartford Courant and FOX CT..

«Everywhere we go in the town, we hear the frustration and the desire for real change in Ramapo,» said Shani Bechhofer, candidate for town council.

For town council, Jordan was top vote getter with 41 while Stapleton took the second candidate's spot, edging out Malloy 28 - 22.

Randy Wynkoop running for Town Council is yet another candidate that wants a position yet has rarely if ever attended Town Board meetings so that he knows what is involved with being a councilperson.

Council candidate Ternice Winne, another lifetime resident of Olive, listed her years working as a member of various community boards, 22 years of banking experience, and her family connections to others working for the town.

CROWN POINT — Ivan Macey has been elected to a three - year unexpired term on Crown Point Town Council, defeating a write - in candidate.

TICONDEROGA Three candidates are after two seats on the Ticonderoga Town Council in the November general election.

Four candidates are seeking to fill the two seats on the Town Council which are up this year in Lloyd.

Ivan Macey bested write - in candidate Clayton Menser, Sr. 454 - 162 in Crown Point to fill the three - year unexpired term for town council.

Ausiello and Pereira ran unsuccessfully for the town council as Democratic candidates in last year's local elections.

The race for two Babylon Town council seats has gone from no competition to a flurry of candidate declarations and a dropout, all within days.

When Greg Helsmoortel was selected as their cross-endorsed supervisor candidate, and Fred Costello accomplished the same for a town council seat, Republicans were in disarray.

Hansut said there were three letters of interest for the council seat, and after interviewing the candidates, the majority of the Town Board selected Horodyski.

CROWN POINT — The Crown Point Town Council seat left vacant by the death of Charles Mazurowski is expected to be on the November general election ballot with a single Republican Party candidate.

«Some of these candidates are our future state legislators,» the party's state director, Bill Lipton, said of the city council, town board and county legislative candidates.

John J. Noto, Candidate for Town Council grew up in Clarkstown and graduated from St Thomas Aquinas College while majoring in Finance.

«Mohammed Hanif sent three text messages in Brierfield relating to the town and parish council elections, where the candidates are independent and not running on party political platforms.

In 2011 he was a Democratic candidate for Town Council in Orangetown, and in 2013 and 2015 was campaign manager of Orangetown Supervisor Andy Stewart's successful re-election campaigns.