By Bill Rettew Jr., brettew@dailylocal.com Posted: 05/17/17, 12:06 AM EDT WEST CHESTER >> Voters overwhelmingly gave the nod for mayor on the Democratic ballot to Dianne Herrin in Tuesday’s Primary Election. Herrin received 756 votes or 61 percent of the tally. Cassandra Jones was second with 286 votes, or 23 percent, and Kyle Hudson placed third with 182 votes, or almost 15 percent. All election results are unofficial until verified by the county board of elections. No Republican candidate was listed on the primary ballot. Herrin will likely run unopposed in November during the General Election, unless a write-in candidate surfaces from the Grand Old Party. Herrin will likely suc
Here is our last Dianne Herrin for Mayor mailer. Now, let's get it done with votes on May 16th.
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Holly Brown • Former Borough Council President Don Braceland • Borough Council Member, Ward 5 Richard May • 2016 Outstanding Citizen of the Year, WC Area Chamber of Commerce
wcuquad.com Dianne Herrin runs for Mayor of West Chester The presidential election may be over, but the fervent energy that is local politics continues to go strong. The Pennsylvania Municipal Primaries are fast approaching on May 16, and one local politician is hoping to make an impact on her community. Dianne Herrin is running as a Democratic candidate for Mayor of West Chester, and she is hoping to connect with the community as much as she can before the primaries in mid-May. As the partner and vice president of Practical Energy Solutions, Herrin has been working within the greater Philadelphia area to build relationships with the community members for nearly a decade. Former West Chester
Thank you, Holly Brown, for your support. I am honored to have you as our Campaign Chair. Read our tribute to Holly here: https://www.herrinformayor.com/a-tribute-to-our-campaign-chair
Dianne Herrin runs for Mayor of West Chester Rachel Alfiero, Staff Writer May 1, 2017 Filed under Features The presidential election may be over, but the fervent energy that is local politics continues to go strong. The Pennsylvania Municipal Primaries are fast approaching on May 16, and one local politician is hoping to make an impact on her community. Dianne Herrin is running as a Democratic candidate for Mayor of West Chester, and she is hoping to connect with the community as much as she can before the primaries in mid-May. As the partner and vice president of Practical Energy Solutions, Herrin has been working within the greater Philadelphia area to build relationships with the commun
BILL RETTEW JR. – DIGITAL FIRST MEDIA. By Bill Rettew, brettew@dailylocal.com Posted: 04/29/17, 4:55 PM EDT WEST CHESTER>> They simply wanted to be heard. On Saturday, under sunny skies, more than 200 protesters rallied at the Historic Chester County Courthouse and marched north along High Street. They simply wanted their elected officials to listen. The Saturday rally, “March for the Environment,” was organized locally by Margaret Hudgings of the Sierra Club. Several other organizations promoted the event. A sister rally took place in Washington, D.C., with other companion marches nationwide. “We gather on the courthouse steps to make a healthy future for our children,” state Rep. Carolyn C
