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2008 Municipal Election Candidate Profiles
Bill Boyd, Kentville Town Council
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2008 Municipal Election Candidate Profiles
Bill Boyd, Kentville Town Council
Name: Bill Boyd
Age: 60
Community of Residence: Kentville
Candidate For: Kentville Town Council
Top Three Election Issues: 1. Kentville to be known as a safe and environmentally friendly town. 2. Promote Kentville as a great place to live and do business. 3. Deliver quality services with a fiscally responsible approach.
Contact Information: (902) 678-6436, (902) 679-8687 (cell), bboyd@ns.sympatico.ca.
Age: 60
Community of Residence: Kentville
Candidate For: Kentville Town Council
Top Three Election Issues: 1. Kentville to be known as a safe and environmentally friendly town. 2. Promote Kentville as a great place to live and do business. 3. Deliver quality services with a fiscally responsible approach.
Contact Information: (902) 678-6436, (902) 679-8687 (cell), bboyd@ns.sympatico.ca.
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