Qualifying for November election begins
Municipal elections this year will be held in November; but, qualifying is in two weeks. County offices alternate years and will hold elections next year.
In Avera, four seats are available three council seats currently held by Larry McGraw, Glenn Evans and Ronnie Hadden; and, the mayor s seat currently held by Tommy Sheppard. Qualifying will be held Monday, Aug.16, and Tuesday, Aug. 17, at Avera City Hall from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The office will be closed for lunch from noon to 1 p.m. The office will be open Wednesday, Aug 18, from 9 a.m. to noon. Qualifying fees are $6 for mayor and $3 for a council seat.
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All set for Abbeyshrule ‘Drive into the Night’ Christmas lights tractor run
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A well decorated silage bale ready for the off at the 2019 Abbeyshrule Christmas Lights Tractor run Picture: Frank McGrath );
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The Abbeyshrule ‘Drive into the Night’ Christmas lights tractor run takes place this Saturday, December 19, departing at 5pm.
The starting point for tractors to register is Abbeyshrule airfield, with registration starting at 3.30pm.
The fee is €20 per tractor. No spectators will be allowed in this area.
One of the organisers, John Maye, explained, “We hope all drivers will make a good effort to decorate their tractors and really make this a festive spectacle.”