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Iwanski, Patrick disagree on tax proposals, nonprofit funding

Posted at 1:33 pm July 25, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Myron Iwanski

Myron Iwanski

Buzz Patrick

Buzz Patrick

Both candidates in a special election for Anderson County Commission say economic development is the county’s top priority.

And both opposed a property tax rate increase this year to give more money to the Anderson County Sheriff’s Department.

But the two candidates—Myron Iwanski and Buzz Patrick—have had their disagreements, including over funding for nonprofit organizations and an expansion of the county’s overcrowded jail.

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Filed Under: 2012 Election, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Commission, Buzz Patrick, jail expansion, Myron Iwanski, nonprofit funding, tax rate increase

Letter: Responds to ‘misinformation,’ says Iwanski the best candidate

Posted at 9:07 pm July 21, 2012
By Oak Ridge Today Letters Leave a Comment

To the Editor:

We would like to respond to the misinformation Ms. Manley posted on the Oak Ridge Today website.

But first, we would like to say we have known Mayor Iwanski for many years and have all the confidence in his leadership abilities. In addition, you can see Mayor Iwanski’s goals and accomplishments he has made since being mayor at andersontn.org which further demonstrate his leadership abilities.

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Filed Under: 2012 Election, Letters Tagged With: Anderson County Commission, Buzz Patrick, Myron Iwanski

Appointed last year, Patrick seeks election to Anderson County Commission

Posted at 11:09 am June 11, 2012
By John Huotari 2 Comments

Buzz Patrick

Patrick

Anderson County Commissioner Buzz Patrick was appointed to his seat last year, and now he’s seeking to be elected to the 16-member legislative body in an Aug. 2 special election.

The Commission appointed Patrick to the District 8 seat in March 2011, filling it after former commissioner Myron Iwanski was named Anderson County interim mayor.

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Filed Under: 2012 Election, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Commission, Buzz Patrick

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