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Home / Articles / Editorial / Letters / Archie Stanley has worked closely with the townships of Athens County
Wednesday, February 1,2012
Archie Stanley has worked closely with the townships of Athens County
To the Editor:
I am endorsing Archie Stanley for Athens County engineer in the Democrat Primary on March 6, 2012.
I have been an Athens Township trustee for 22 years and have had a very good working relationship with Mr. Stanley. He has always worked consistently with the townships on any problems that we have contacted him about to help us solve them in the best possible way.
The past 10 years I have been president of the Athens County Township Trustees and Fiscal Officers Association and have observed his constant help to the townships' problems by helping them with equipment problems, allowing us to use his contract for salt and snowplow blades.
The first trucks, chainsaws and other equipment, and personnel to arrive after the Sept. 16, 2010 tornado in The Plains to help with brush removal was the Athens County Engineers Department, and they continued to help until the roads were all cleared.
He is a dedicated public servant to all of Athens County, and I am proud to call him my friend.
Archie Stanley deserves your support on Tuesday, March 6, 2012.
William R. (Dick) Shaw
Athens Township Trustee
Shaw Road
Athens
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