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Volume 162 · Issue 61 | 99¢

Trisha Wilkins for City Council

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EDITOR:

Trisha Wilkins would be a great asset to the Placerville City Council. After discussions with her concerning the issues of the city, I find Trisha to be the most unbiased candidate in the race. The good people of Placerville need an unbiased non-self-serving council member to make decisions that affect people, business and government issues.

In tough economic times it’s very important to carefully choose those whom govern the people’s business. Trisha displays the desire and ability to make sound decisions in the best interest of Placerville. I have no doubt Trisha will earn and keep the public’s trust and best interest at heart, as our next city council person.

CHUCK HOLLAND
Placerville

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  • Karen WoodrellOctober 08, 2012 - 3:11 pm

    I agree, Chuck. No conflicts of interest, no personal axes to grind. A roundabout :) way of saying, "vote for Trisha".

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  • Rodney StanhopeOctober 09, 2012 - 12:07 am

    Great LTE Mr. Holland. You give a great perspective to the benefit of a great candidate! If only we had state leaders that had this same true desire to serve!

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  • cookie65October 10, 2012 - 5:22 am

    How do we stop the leftist destruction of our country, state, county, city by electing people who are not biased? The most sickening thing I can hear a politician say is how well they work with their "friends" across the isle. We are in a fight for the very survival of our country at every level. If you want to see how seriously the left takes it, witness what happens on election night when obama losses in a landslide.

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  • J. WilsonOctober 10, 2012 - 9:54 am

    Nothing has shown me that Wilkins is a great candidate or that she would make a good city council person. Everyone is speaking for her, but from what I saw by watching the City Council debate, Wilkins is in over her head. She has some sound bites that she and her supporters keep saying over and over again, but that's about it.

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