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Democratic voters in Doylestown Borough will likely decide who becomes the next mayor in the May 18 primary.
Borough Council Vice Chairwoman Noni West, former Rider University professor Judith Fraivillig, and children’s musician and author Larissa “Lolly” Hopwood are all running for the Nov. 2 ballot spot.
No Republican is running this year, which means whoever cinches the Democratic nomination next week will run unopposed six months from now.
While West has the most experience in local governance with 12 years as an elected councilwoman, all the three candidates have said the job would come with a learning curve if elected.
All three candidates met in an online forum hosted by the Doylestown Democrats to answer questions on various community issues.
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Prioritise East Gippsland to support community-led recovery
East Gippsland Shire Council continues to work side-by-side with bushfire-impacted communities, supporting timely and appropriate community-led projects and initiatives.
Council’s role in advocating for funding allocations under the Regional Local Economic Recovery Stimulus (LERS) Program has supported some of the many great projects put forward in East Gippsland.
“The recent announcement of significant investment in 10 local projects is great news for our communities and we thank both the Commonwealth and Victorian governments for recognising the importance of these projects,” Mayor Cr Mendy Urie said.
However, the allocation to East Gippsland in comparison to the North East of Victoria has left Council surprised and disappointed, prompting Mayor Cr Mendy Urie to write to Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management David Littleproud and Acting Minister for Police and Emergency Services Ma
Community Recovery Committee and IDB to work on East Port-of-Spain Projects
15th January, 2021, Port-of-Spain: Members of the Community Recovery Committee met with two teams from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) – The Housing and Urban Development and Public Management - in a virtual meeting on Tuesday 12
th January, 2021. The meeting explored issues of Public Management and Housing and Urban Development for communities in East Port-of-Spain. The Community Recovery Committee and the IDB are working to develop projects to engage community stakeholders particularly in the areas of physical infrastructure and skills building.
Mr Anthony Watkins, Chairman of the Community Recovery Committee said: