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Quipp: creative problem-solving

By
John Bouffard
Wednesday, February 27, 2019 — Issue 499

BRATTLEBORO — Brattleboro Selectboard candidate Daniel Quipp has my full support.

As an educator, engaged community member, and champion of environmental causes, Daniel's passion, courage, and values-led leadership make him a standout choice for this position.

Daniel will work tirelessly to promote more affordable housing and public transit, and he will maintain the natural beauty of our town. He connects well with people, understands the issues, and will inspire creative problem-solving towards a vibrant, equitable, and sustainable Brattleboro.

If you haven't yet met Daniel, I urge to do to so. Please support this stellar candidate.

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Green Mountain RSVP appreciates funding

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Greater Falls Connections thanks voters for support

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