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| Website | http://www.keithhull.com/collingwood-election/ |
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| Description | It is an honour and privilege to run in the 2010 Town of Collingwood Municipal Election. I am seeking one of seven available council seats. Like many of you, we agree that Collingwood and the surrounding areas are a great place to “live, work and play.” Knowledge, Vision, Passion and Respect for others are the four pillars that I am running on during this campaign. I believe that I possess these qualities and when put together make a strong foundation for a leader for a better today and tomorrow. Again, thank you for visiting my site. Let me earn your vote on October 25th, 2010. |
| Category | Community Information > Municipal Elections > Collingwood |
| Keywords | Collingwood Council |
| Link ID | 120 |
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Keith Hull
It is an honour and privilege to run in the 2010 Town of Collingwood Municipal Election. I am seeking one of seven available council seats. Like many of you, we agree that Collingwood and the surrounding areas are a great place to “live, work and play.” Knowledge, Vision, Passion and Respect for others are the four pillars that I am running on during this campaign. I believe that I possess these qualities and when put together make a strong foundation for a leader for a better today and tomorrow. Again, thank you for visiting my site. Let me earn your vote on October 25th, 2010. -
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