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Colchester Schoolboard Candidates Forum 02/18/2013

Candidates for Colchester Schoolboard in the 2013 Town Meeting Day elections.

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Burlington School Board Candidate, Ward 7 10/18/2012

Linda Deliduka, only announced candidate for two open Burlington School Board seats representing Ward 7. 

Colchester Schoolboard Candidates Forum 02/13/2012

Candidates for Colchester Schoolboard in the 2012 Town Meeting Day elections.

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Colchester Selectboard Candidates Forum 02/13/2012

Candidates for Colchester Selectboard in the 2012 Town Meeting Day elections.

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2011 Special City Election - Burlington School Board Ward 5 07/25/2011

A Special City Election for Ward 5 School Commissioner.  Patrick Halladay, the only announced candidate, looks to complete Amy Werbel's Commission term ending April 2, 2012.

Live on TV and Online - June 25 at 6 p.m.  Meet Patrick Halliday, the only announced candidate running to finish the Ward 5 term vacated by Amy Werbel on the Burlingon School Board.  Werbel is leaving the seat to attend a scholars program in China.  The candidate elected to this seat will hold office until April 2, 2012.  This special election will be held on June 28 - voting at the Burlington Electric office at 585 Pine Street.  For more information visit the city website: http://www.ci.burlington.vt.us/ct/elections/

Ward 7 Candidate Highlights 03/01/2011

Ward 7 Candidate Highlights

Essex Election Highlights 03/01/2011

Essex Election Highlights

Exit Voices Colchester 03/01/2011

Colchester Exit Voices

Exit Voices Ward 7 03/01/2011

Exit Voices Ward 7

Exit Voices Ward 4 03/01/2011

Exit Voices Ward 4

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