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October 2007
Race for commissioner 4 candidates give views on overseeing spending
Public Opinion Online, October 1, 2007
(Click to read the first responses to this series of questions presented by the
Public Opinion, Chambersburg, PA)
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Cheryl Stearn
wins in the Primary for Franklin
County Commissioner
(Click to Cheryl's Bio)
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Click here for Cheryl's website
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Click for
some of Cheryl's info in pdf
"Cheryl Stearn on Tuesday not only won a Democratic nomination
for Franklin County Commissioner, but the mother from St. Thomas
Township won it decisively. Stearn, co-owner of Sunrise
Computers, finished first or second in nearly all 74 precincts
against the likes of Robert Ziobrowski and James Zeger, veteran
public servants.
She campaigned hard and succeeded in getting women to the
polls to vote for her, according to several poll watchers....
...Thomas, the incumbent county commissioner, saw his vote tally
as an endorsement of the policies of the current commissioners,
who have served as a team for 12 years. Thomas had a better than
2-to-1 winning margin....
...Early in the
race Keller sent out a letter outlining his education, work
experience and things he hoped to accomplish.
"I tried to
target those I knew who would come out to vote," he said. "I was
impressed so many (I visited) had read it...."
...Four
candidates -- Republicans David Keller and incumbent Robert
Thomas, plus Democrats Cheryl Stearn and Robert Ziobrowski --
will be on the Nov. 6 ballot for commissioner. The top three
will be on the next Franklin County board...."
4 take different paths to nomination
by JIM HOOK,
Senior writer,
Public Opinion, May 20, 2007
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Robert Thomas wins
in the Primary for Franklin
County Commissioner
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Bob's announcement--re-election
bid for Franklin County
Commissioner
(Click)
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Bob's Bio
(Click)
►
Cheryl Stearn
wins in the Primary for Franklin
County Commissioner
(Click to Cheryl's Bio)
►
Click here for Cheryl's website
►
Click for
some of Cheryl's info in pdf
All Franklin
County, PA Primary Election results:
Unofficial Results Municipal Primary May 15, 2007 from the
County website (Click)
Franklin County Commissioners
-
Chairman G. Warren Elliot and Cheryl S. Plummer will
NOT be
standing for re-election to their current positions as Franklin
County Commissioners.
Robert (Bob) L. Thomas WILL be seeking re-election for another
term as Franklin County Commissioner.
Programs and Accomplishments, Franklin County - presented by
Warren Elliot at today's Press Conference
(Click to read pdf)
"...We've had stability for 11 years, said Elliott,
chairman of the commissioners. We're at the top of where we need
to be. This is a perfect time to run for re-election. It s a
perfect time for change. I have decided at this time I will not
stand for re-election.
The county is running smoothly so I feel I can leave with
good conscience, Plummer said. You have given me the most
precious gift a person can receive -- trust. We have truly been
a team, a team I have been proud to part of. I forever will be
proud of being a politician who served the people of Franklin
County.
"...Thomas said he has the energy and desire to serve
another term.
He said one reason he ran 12 years ago was to coordinate
planning efforts across municipal borders.
Commissioners coordinated a county comprehensive plan in 1999.
The plan is due for an update, Thomas said.
Thomas, chairman of the Franklin County Council of Governments,
said inter-municipal cooperation has only begun...."
2 commissioners won't seek re-election
by
Jim Hook, Senior Writer,
Public Opinion, February 13,
2007
"State Rep. Rob
Kauffman (R-Cumberland/Franklin) extends congratulations to
DeEtta Antoun on being appointed to the Department of
Environmental Protection’s (DEP) Citizens Advisory Council....
"At
Kauffman’s recommendation, Antoun was recently appointed by
Speaker of the House John M. Perzel (R-Philadelphia) to the DEP
Citizens Advisory Council. DeEtta has been the director of
Citizens for a Quality Environment in Chambersburg since
2004...."
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Click
to read the entire announcement on Representative Rob Kauffman's
website
►
Click
to learn more about the Citizens Advisory Council to DEP
"Smart growth recognizes connections between
development and quality of life."
Principles of "Smart Growth"
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