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Here's a roundup of those who are looking to run for local city councils and school boards on the ballot in the November general election as the deadline to pull papers approaches on Aug. 12.
Captain Lloyd Hill's confrontational plan backfired, and now he's out of a job.
Monday, July 18, marked the first day candidates could pull papers to run for office in the Nov. 8 general election. Here's a roundup of those who decided to throw their hat in the ring.
Woodside Mayor Dick Brown and Councilman Brian Dombkowski are seeking reelection this fall, along with former Council member Paul Goeld, who pulled papers to run for the seat left open by John Carvell's resignation.
“This is like breathing for people. A celebration of art is an enhancement of life, and we’ve missed it.”