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2008 Municipal Election Candidate Profiles
Kim Burns, Windsor Town Council
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2008 Municipal Election Candidate Profiles
Kim Burns, Windsor Town Council
Name: Kim Burns
Age: 47
Community of Residence: Windsor
Candidate for: Windsor Town Council
Top Three Election Issues: 1. Are the never ending drug problems 2. Issues concerning youth leaving for better opportunities 3. And further promotion of the Town.
Contact Information: 789-0950 work; 798-4204 home; E-mail: kimmburns@hotmail.com.
Age: 47
Community of Residence: Windsor
Candidate for: Windsor Town Council
Top Three Election Issues: 1. Are the never ending drug problems 2. Issues concerning youth leaving for better opportunities 3. And further promotion of the Town.
Contact Information: 789-0950 work; 798-4204 home; E-mail: kimmburns@hotmail.com.
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