VPTC Virtual Candidate’s Forum Published

Published by Waldo Jaquith on April 21, 2002 in General News. 29 Comments

Colin writes: The Virginia Piedmont Technology Council has published its Virtual Candidate’s Forum for the upcoming Charlottesville city council election. Unfortunately, despite a two week allotment for response and a weeks extension, only two candidates provided responses. Any responses that are received past this publication will be posted as an addendum. The document and any addendums can be found here: http://leg.vptc.org/article.php?sid=69

Democratic Mayor Blake Caravati and Republican Rob Schilling were the two who replied.

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