The Amador County Child Abuse Prevention Council has announced that an “All Candidates Forum” will be held Tuesday October 17th. The Council has invited all candidates for city council, board of supervisors, school board, state legislature and congress are invited. The public will have an opportunity to ask the candidates questions concerning a variety of issues. Jack Mitchell, Publisher of the Amador Ledger Dispatch, will moderate the discussions. The Forum will be held Tuesday Oct. 17th from 6-8pm at the Amador County Administration Center at 810 Court Street in Jackson. For more information call the Amador County Child Abuse Prevention at 223-5303.
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The Amador County Child Abuse Prevention Council has announced that an “All Candidates Forum” will be held Tuesday October 17th. The Council has invited all candidates for city council, board of supervisors, school board, state legislature and congress are invited. The public will have an opportunity to ask the candidates questions concerning a variety of issues. Jack Mitchell, Publisher of the Amador Ledger Dispatch, will moderate the discussions. The Forum will be held Tuesday Oct. 17th from 6-8pm at the Amador County Administration Center at 810 Court Street in Jackson. For more information call the Amador County Child Abuse Prevention at 223-5303.
Wednesday, 11 October 2006 00:41
Amador County Child Abuse Prevention Council
The Amador County Child Abuse Prevention Council has announced that an “All Candidates Forum” will be held Tuesday October 17th. The Council has invited all candidates for city council, board of supervisors, school board, state legislature and congress are invited. The public will have an opportunity to ask the candidates questions concerning a variety of issues. Jack Mitchell, Publisher of the Amador Ledger Dispatch, will moderate the discussions. The Forum will be held Tuesday Oct. 17th from 6-8pm at the Amador County Administration Center at 810 Court Street in Jackson. For more information call the Amador County Child Abuse Prevention at 223-5303.