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Candidates qualify for November election in Oak Ridge, Lake City, Norris

Posted at 2:40 pm August 16, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Note: This story was last updated at 4:17 p.m. Sept. 16.

Five candidates are competing for three seats on Oak Ridge City Council in the Nov. 6 election, while three candidates could battle for two seats on the Oak Ridge Board of Education.

The three Council candidates include the three incumbents, L.C. “Charlie” Hensley, Charles J. “Chuck” Hope Jr., and Ellen D. Smith. Hensley and Smith were elected in June 2007, and Hope was appointed last summer after former Council member Tom Hayes resigned.

It also includes two challengers, Trina Baughn and Kelly Callison.

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Filed Under: 2012 Election, Education, Government Tagged With: Clinton, Lake City, Lake City City Council, Norris, Norris City Council, Nov. 6 election, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Board of Education, Oak Ridge City Council, Oliver Springs

November election features city council, judge, school board

Posted at 10:15 am August 7, 2012
By John Huotari 1 Comment

The three incumbent Oak Ridge City Council members—L. Charles “Charlie” Hensley, Charles J. “Chuck” Hope Jr., and Ellen Smith—have picked up qualifying petitions to run in the Nov. 6 election, and Trina Baughn, the first-time candidate defeated days ago in the Aug. 2 special election, plans to run again in November.

Also qualifying to run in November is Kelly S. Callison, who sought an appointment to City Council after former member Tom Hayes resigned in June 2011.

There are three seats available. They are the seats now held by Hensley, Hope, and Smith. Hope was appointed to the position after Hayes resigned.

Meanwhile, former Oak Ridge City Council member Leonard Abbatiello has picked up a petition to run for school board, and the two incumbents, Angi Agle and Keys Fillauer, have also picked up petitions, said Stephanie Gamble, Anderson County Election Commission deputy administrator.

She said Oak Ridge City Judge Robert A. McNees III has also qualified to run in November.

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Filed Under: 2012 Election, Education, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Election Commission, Angi Agle, Charles J. "Chuck" Hope Jr., Clinton, Ellen Smith, Kelly Callison, Keys Fillauer, L. Charles "Charlie" Hensley, Lake City, Leonard Abbatiello, Nov. 6 election, Oak Ridge City Council, Oak Ridge city judge, Robert A. McNees III, Trina Baughn

Letter: Baughn running for Council again

Posted at 1:23 am August 7, 2012
By Oak Ridge Today Letters Leave a Comment

To the Editor:

I would like to thank the voters and all of my supporters for their efforts during this past special election.

I am pleased to announce my candidacy for the Nov. 6 election, for which I have recently qualified.

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Filed Under: 2012 Election, Letters Tagged With: Nov. 6 election, Oak Ridge City Council, Trina Baughn

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