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 To the editor:To the voters in Ward 3; this Tuesday, Feb. 24th
you have an opportunity to select your representative on our city
council.
We urge you to vote for our incumbent alderman, Todd Mourning.
Service on any community board or council is not an easy assignment
and, is often, not appreciated by those who do not try to stay
informed.
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Todd Mourrning has always made the effort to keep informed and
despite his busy professional schedule, agreed to an interim
appointment to our city council and is now a candidate for a full
term. Every board should have a Todd Mourning - thoughtful,
intelligent, willing to debate issues, and with the best interest of
our city in his mind.
We ask you to vote for Todd Mourning as your alderman in Ward 3. -
Try it, you'll like it!
-- Judy Busby and Bill Gossett [Posted
February 21, 2015]
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