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Two new names on Middleton ballots
Mayor Eddy back by acclamation; Neville bows out
by Heather Killen/Spectator View all articles from Heather Killen/Spectator
Article online since September 19th 2008, 11:53
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Two new names on Middleton ballots
Mayor Eddy back by acclamation; Neville bows out
Seven candidates have tossed their hats in the ring in the upcoming October 18 municipal election in the Town of Middleton.
Two new candidates, Melinda den Haan and Dan Smith joined six incumbents.
Marc Britney, Vera Errington, Lorne Brown, Ray Giffith and Darren Boates have all re-offered as councillors in the Town of Middleton.
Mayor Calvin Eddy returns by acclamation.
Veteran Councillor Brian Nelville did not re-offer.
Two new candidates, Melinda den Haan and Dan Smith joined six incumbents.
Marc Britney, Vera Errington, Lorne Brown, Ray Giffith and Darren Boates have all re-offered as councillors in the Town of Middleton.
Mayor Calvin Eddy returns by acclamation.
Veteran Councillor Brian Nelville did not re-offer.
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