Paul Schwartz, a Brookeville resident, has entered the race for County Council District 4.
Schwartz, a Democrat, was a columnist for the Sentinel newspapers and currently serves as a lobbyist in Annapolis, focusing on representing current and retired federal employees.
Schwartz is the third person to enter the race. Maricé Morales, a former state delegate, announced in early June that she was running for the seat, but has not formally filed to run.
Natali Fani-Gonzalez, the vice chair of the Montgomery County Planning Board, has filed to enter the race. District 4 includes Wheaton, Aspen Hill and Olney, among other areas.
Council Member Nancy Navarro, who has held the seat since 2009, can’t run for re-election because of term limits.
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The Helena City Commission has approved a resolution lifting the local disaster emergency declaration it made at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The greatest asset to the city of Helena in creating a declaration of disaster is it opens the door to accessing emergency dollars, City Manager Rachel Harlow-Schalk said at Monday s meeting, later adding whether or not we can receive federal funding is not impacted by our removal of the emergency declaration within the city of Helena.
The city approved the declaration March 16, 2020. It activated local disaster emergency plans.
Lewis and Clark County is expected to repeal its emergency declaration in the coming weeks. The county commissioners have been out of town in attendance of a National Association of Counties conference.