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Election filings for Thursday

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Thursday, July 9, 2009

(Updated 5:21 pm)

Candidates for municipal elections have until noon July 17 to file with local boards of elections.

Primary elections will be Oct. 6. The general election will be Nov. 3.

Candidates who filed Wednesday and Thursday:

GREENSBORO CITY COUNCIL

Donnell “D.J.” Hardy

Seat seeking: At-large

Address: 1103 Ross Ave.

Darron Sellars

Seat seeking: District 1

Age: 35

Address: 815 Daleview Place

Elective experience: None

Ryan Shell

Seat seeking: District 2

Age: 29

Address: 460 Arlington St.

Elective experience: None

William Mike Martin

Seat seeking: District 4

Age: 63

Address: 3005 Shady Lawn

Elective experience: None

JAMESTOWN

Frank Gray

Seat seeking: Town Council

Address: 110 Mamie Lane

Oak Ridge

Roger D. Howerton

Seat seeking: Town Council

Address: 2106 Oak Ridge Road

STONEVILLE TOWN COUNCIL

Eugene G. DeMoss

Seat seeking: Council

Age: 71

Address: 200 Forrest St.

Elective experience: Current council member

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rightwingnemesis

July 9, 2009 - 8:12 pm EDT

What we need to do is find out which School Board members are up for re-election...the arrogance and ignorance on that board rivals even the City Council. What will help the City Council is the removal, at the ballot box, of Mary Rakestraw. She, like her symbiotic twin on the school board, Kris Cooke, lives for ribbon cuttings, cake cuttings, and social events. Her intellect, like Cooke's, is shallow at best. LANDAU FOR CITY COUNCIL and ANYONE other than Kris Cooke for School Board!

novel

July 9, 2009 - 9:13 pm EDT

The Board of Education is made up of 11 members who are elected by citizens in non-partisan elections every four years. The terms are staggered to ensure continuity of service. The next round of elections for BOE members is 2010, when Hebert, Duncan, Belton, Hayes, and Routh would be up for re-election. Terms of the other 6, including Cooke, expire in 2012.