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AC Commissioner Biloski resigning before move to Florida

Posted at 12:24 am July 21, 2015
By John Huotari 3 Comments

Robin Biloski

Robin Biloski

Note: This story was updated at 9:45 a.m.

CLINTON—Anderson County Commissioner Robin Biloski is resigning August 3 because she and her husband Bill are moving to Madeira Beach, Florida.

First elected in 2006, Biloski has served two four-year terms on County Commission. Re-elected for a second time in August 2014, she is now in her ninth year and represents District 8, which includes Emory Valley, Hendrix Creek, and Woodland in Oak Ridge.

Biloski was the only woman on County Commission for eight years, and she served as vice chair for three years and also chaired the Operations Committee.

She has also served for six years on the Oak Ridge Municipal Planning Commission. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Front Page News, Government, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Commission, Bill Biloski, Robin Biloski

Biloski seeks re-election to County Commission

Posted at 1:22 pm June 27, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Robin Biloski

Robin Biloski

Anderson County Commissioner Robin Biloski is seeking re-election to Anderson County Commission in the Aug. 7 election. Biloski represents District 8 in Oak Ridge, which includes the voting precincts of Emory Valley, Hendrix Creek, and Woodland.

During her tenure, Biloski has helped secure and complete energy initiatives for the county that are sustainable and save taxpayer money, a press release said. It said she secured donated funding to repave the county’s offices in Oak Ridge by working with the County Clerk and Trustee to open a drive-through operation and actively supported the expanded and updated Dental Clinic in Oak Ridge, which are all within District 8.

“I feel very positive about my contributions to Anderson County these past eight years, and seeing the expansion at Roane State and the beginnings of the new facility for Emory Valley Center shows the continued growth within District 8,” Biloski said. “Acting as a resource for city/county inquiries is what I most love doing as an elected official. I have always considered myself a professional, independent, and educated voice in my service to all county residents. I humbly and respectfully ask those in District 8 for their vote in the upcoming election.”

Paul Spray is again Biloski’s treasurer for her campaign, the press release said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Government, Top Stories Tagged With: affordable housing, Anderson County Commission, Bill Biloski, county government, District 8, Emory Valley, Emory Valley Center, Hendrix Creek, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Charter Commission, Oak Ridge Municipal Planning Commission, Paul Spray, public safety, re-election, retail, Robin Biloski, Woodland

ETEC presents 2013 Muddy Boot Awards

Posted at 6:01 pm December 15, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

On Friday, the East Tennessee Economic Council named three new recipients of the Muddy Boot Award: Bill Biloski, Ray Smith, and Barry Stephenson.

The Muddy Boot Award is a tribute to people who, through their work and community activities, make East Tennessee a stronger region.

Also Friday, ETEC presented two Postma Young Professional Medals to husband and wife Colin and Sherith Colverson.

The council’s annual celebratory event was keynoted by Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, East Tennessee Technology Park, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Top Stories, U.S. Department of Energy, Y-12 National Security Complex Tagged With: Anderson County Industrial Development Board, Barry Stephenson, Bill Biloski, Bill Haslam, Colin Colverson, DOE, East Tennessee Economic Council, East Tennessee Technology Park, ETEC, ETTP, historian, Lockheed Martin Energy Systems, Lydia Birk, Manhattan Project, Manhattan Project National Historical Park, Materials and Chemistry Laboratory, MCLinc, Muddy Boot Awards, Oak Ridge Industrial Development Board, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Postma Young Professional Medals, Ray Smith, redevelopment, reindustrialization, Sherith Colverson, U.S. Department of Energy, Y-12 National Security Complex

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