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Jimmy Bouchard announces John Iacovino as treasurer

Posted at 9:13 pm June 1, 2014
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Jimmy Bouchard, a candidate for Anderson County Commission, has announced that John Iacovino will serve as his campaign treasurer.

Bouchard is running for County Commission in District 7, and he said Iacovino also lives in that district and is a well-respected Oak Ridger.

“I am very blessed and appreciative to have someone of John’s character and reputation join me in the role as my campaign treasurer,” Bouchard said in a press release. “John will be a tremendous asset to me, and I look forward to working with him during the next few months as I work to earn the support of my District 7 neighbors. John is someone I’ve known nearly my entire life, through St. Mary’s Church, where we both attend, as well as through business relationships built between John and my grandfather.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Front Page News, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Commission, District 7, I&I Industrial Sales, Jimmy Bouchard, John Iacovino, Oak Ridge, treasurer

Judicial candidate Spitzer appoints Shelton as campaign treasurer

Posted at 11:33 am April 13, 2014
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Ryan Spitzer, Rogan, and Patti Shelton

Pictured above are Ryan Spitzer, center; his treasurer Patti Shelton; and Spitzer’s son Rogan. (Submitted photo)

Ryan Spitzer, a candidate for judge in General Sessions Court, Division I, has named Patti Shelton as his campaign treasurer, a press release said.

Shelton is a former director of Girls Inc. of Oak Ridge, and she is a community volunteer in many organizations, the press release said.

“Ryan has knowledge of the law and a professional demeanor that will serve him well as a judge, and I’m excited to be working on his campaign,” Shelton said. “He is my son-in-law, and I have come to know him as a caring and sincere member of our family who gives 150 percent to whatever he does.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Front Page News, Government Tagged With: candidate, Democrat, General Sessions Court, Girls Inc. of Oak Ridge, Patti Shelton, primary election, Ryan Spitzer, treasurer

Frank, AC mayor, elected treasurer of ETDD, ETHRA board

Posted at 3:13 pm March 24, 2014
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Terry Frank

Terry Frank

CLINTON—Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank has been elected treasurer of the East Tennessee Development District’s board of directors as well as treasurer of the East Tennessee Human Resource Agency’s Board and Policy Council.

The ETHRA Board and Policy Council meetings are held in coordination with the East Tennessee Development District. This combined meeting offers members a wider opportunity to discuss issues concerning the 16 county governments that comprise both the ETHRA and ETDD boards.

ETHRA has several advisory groups that provide an important community partnership link with the executive director. They include groups such as Workforce LWIA4, Council on Aging and Disability, and Correctional Services among others. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Government, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County, board, development, East Tennessee Development District, East Tennessee Human Resource Agency, economic development, ETDD, ETHRA, planning, Terry Frank, treasurer

Stan Mitchell named treasurer of David Dunkirk’s juvenile judge campaign

Posted at 8:04 pm March 20, 2014
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David Dunkirk

David Dunkirk

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The Committee to Elect David Dunkirk as Juvenile Judge for Anderson County has named a treasurer, Stan Mitchell, the former editor and publisher of The Oak Ridge Observer.

Dunkirk, a long-time local attorney who is running as a Democrat, said he was proud to have Mitchell serve as his treasurer.

“I’ve known Stan long enough to know he is a man of tremendous integrity and honesty. I am honored he is willing to act as my treasurer,” Dunkirk said.

Mitchell released a statement explaining his decision to serve as Dunkirk’s treasurer. [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2014 Election, Anderson County, Front Page News, Government Tagged With: Anderson County Juvenile Court, Carolyn Todd, David Dunkirk, Democrat, Eddie Stair, Helen Jernigan, JoAnn Garrett, Liz McGeachy, Nancy Starr, Peter Todd, Ray Garrett, Republican, Stan Mitchell, The Committee to Elect David Dunkirk as Juvenile Judge for Anderson County, Thomas Dyke, Tim Marema, treasurer

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