Community Corner
Letter: Congratulations to Mayor-Elect Liz Lempert
Mayoral candidate Dick Woodbridge congratulates his opponents and thanks his supporters.
To the Editor:
I would like to warmly congratulate Mayor-elect Liz Lempert for a well-earned victory on Nov. 6 and for running a clean, spirited and issues oriented campaign. Congratulations also to Heather, Jenny, Jo, Patrick, Bernie and Lance for a great race. In the spirit of cooperation, I pledge to do whatever needs to be done to make consolidation work.
I also would like to thank the many supporters and contributors who came from across the entire spectrum of the community to help our non-partisan effort. We received roughly 40% of the vote and I believe we added some much needed diversity to the local conversation.
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Geoff Aton deserves special credit for running a fantastic race as our only candidate for the six person Council. It’s like being the Maytag repairman in a town where everyone owns a Kenmore.
It is always a privilege to run for public office. The campaign was hard fought, the choices were clear, and we did our best.
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Now it’s time to transform the promises of the Consolidation Study Commission into reality an make the Town of Princeton a better place for future generations.
Sincerely,
Richard C. Woodbridge
Prospect Avenue
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