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The Democratic Town Committee had endorsed her to fill a seat vacated when a member resigned in disgust over Hilary Evans not getting appointed to another seat.
Some councilors don't want to appoint Hilary Evans to the same Planning and Zoning Commission alternate seat she vacated last year.
Wednesday's was the first meeting since 2005 that Republican Linda Davis wasn't a member of the council.
Every Republican serving on the Board of Education is seeking reelection Nov. 2, while the Democratic slate includes two incumbents and four newcomers.
Published July 27. 2021 10:59AM | Updated July 27. 2021 7:07PM Kevin G. Gorden, Special to The Day Ledyard — A total of 23 candidates will be vying for political office this fall after the Democratic and Republican town committees on Monday night nominated their slates for Town Council and Board of Education. The GOP Town Council lineup includes five incumbents, led by Chairwoman Linda Davis, who's seeking her ninth term on the panel. Joining her is fellow Councilor Kevin Dombrowski, who is looking for a seventh straight term; John Marshall, who's been on the council since 2009, and And...