Attendees also heard State Senator Tom Sawyer talk about the positive things that have come from the campaign - noting that it has helped sharpen the focus on our city's strengths and uniqueness. The Mayor followed by adding his own comments, and encouraged everyone to go out and vote on Tuesday the 23rd.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Spotlight: Akron's Minority Leadership Shows Support for The Mayor
On Thursday, June 18th, 2009, Political and Community Leaders from Akron's minority community came together to rally support for Mayor Don Plusquellic. City and County office holders, community activists and other noted individuals and citizens listened to City Council President Marco Sommerville talk about the Mayor's strong leadership and commitment to the city.
Attendees also heard State Senator Tom Sawyer talk about the positive things that have come from the campaign - noting that it has helped sharpen the focus on our city's strengths and uniqueness. The Mayor followed by adding his own comments, and encouraged everyone to go out and vote on Tuesday the 23rd.
Attendees also heard State Senator Tom Sawyer talk about the positive things that have come from the campaign - noting that it has helped sharpen the focus on our city's strengths and uniqueness. The Mayor followed by adding his own comments, and encouraged everyone to go out and vote on Tuesday the 23rd.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Spotlight: North Hill Leader & Activist Gary Wyatt Talks About The Mayor
As head of He Brought Us Out Ministry, Inc. and the North Hill Community House, Gary Wyatt is a recognized neighborhood leader and a strong voice for progress and hope in our community. In this video, Gary talks about the positive changes he has seen in Akron through the many years of Don Plusquellic's leadership.
Gary also notes the pride he felt when Don was recognized by President Obama as a leading mayor, during the Inauguration and also when the President needed local input on the economic stimulus plan. He explains that the City's support has been critical to a number of important neighborhood programs, like lunch programs, tutoring and youth activities--all of which give hope and relief to so many in need.
Gary also notes the pride he felt when Don was recognized by President Obama as a leading mayor, during the Inauguration and also when the President needed local input on the economic stimulus plan. He explains that the City's support has been critical to a number of important neighborhood programs, like lunch programs, tutoring and youth activities--all of which give hope and relief to so many in need.
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