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Patch Candidate Profile: Sarah Healey, Farmington Town Council - Vimarsana News

Patch Candidate Profile: Sarah Healey, Farmington Town Council

Patch Candidate Profile: Sarah Healey, Farmington Town Council - Farmington, CT - Farmington resident Sarah Healey tells Patch why she should be elected to the town council.

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Patch Candidate Profile: Angie Carpenter For Islip Town Supervisor - Vimarsana News

Patch Candidate Profile: Angie Carpenter For Islip Town Supervisor

Patch Candidate Profile: Angie Carpenter For Islip Town Supervisor - Islip, NY - Angie Carpenter shares why she should be reelected as Islip Town Supervisor.

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Patch Candidate Profile: Tisha Fox, RTM District 10 - Vimarsana News

Patch Candidate Profile: Tisha Fox, RTM District 10

Patch Candidate Profile: Tisha Fox, RTM District 10 - Fairfield, CT - Fairfield resident Tisha Fox tells Patch why she should be elected to the Representative Town Meeting.

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Patch Candidate Profile: Eileen Parlato, East Haven Town Council - Vimarsana News

Patch Candidate Profile: Eileen Parlato, East Haven Town Council

Patch Candidate Profile: Eileen Parlato, East Haven Town Council - East Haven, CT - Republican Eileen Paralto, 54, shares why she's running for the East Haven Town Council, District 1.

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Patch Candidate Profile: Alicia Young, Easton Board of Education - Vimarsana News

Patch Candidate Profile: Alicia Young, Easton Board of Education

Patch Candidate Profile: Alicia Young, Easton Board of Education - Weston-Redding-Easton, CT - Easton resident Alicia Young tells Patch why she should be re-elected to the Board of Education.

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