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Letter: Difficulties in campaigning

April 4, 2018 by Editor Leave a Comment

Difficulties in campaigning I am a congressional candidate, one of four people on the ballot. It is very difficult to get your voice heard when you are an anti-establishment candidate running against a very establishment incumbent. A few papers have been very kind about printing a few letters and my press releases. I appreciate it. […]

Filed Under: Letters, Opinion Tagged With: 2018 election, Benicia, California's 5th district, Jason Kishineff, letters, Mike Thompson, opinion

Letters: Congressional debates, gun control and FedEx

March 27, 2018 by Editor 2 Comments

LWV should host congressional debate I am the Green Party candidate for Congress in this district, and I am trying to get the League of Women Voters in Benicia to host a debate. They are telling me that they will host a candidate forum only, and only if all candidates are present. The problem with […]

Filed Under: Letters, Opinion Tagged With: 2018 election, Benicia, California's 5th district, FedEx, gun control, Jason Kishineff, League of Women Voters, letters, March for Our Lives, opinion

Delaine Eastin, Gov candidate, talks education, property tax reform, more at Benicia Library

March 14, 2018 by Nick Sestanovich 5 Comments

Delaine Eastin, a candidate for governor, stopped by the Benicia Public Library on Tuesday to promote her views at the Progressive Democrats of Benicia meeting. Eastin began her career in education as a political science and women’s studies professor at several community colleges. In 1980, she was elected to the Union City Council. From 1986 […]

Filed Under: Election 2018, Features, Front Page, News Tagged With: 2018 election, Benicia, California governor's race 2018, Delaine Eastin, Progressive Democrats of Benicia

Benician throws in bid for Solano County Superior Court judge

February 6, 2018 by Nick Sestanovich Leave a Comment

Steve Gizzi, the managing partner of a Benicia law firm and a former City Councilmember, announced his candidacy for Solano County Superior Court judge this week. Gizzi and his volunteers collected enough signatures from Solano County residents to be placed on the June 5 ballot. Gizzi is a managing partner with the law firm Gizzi […]

Filed Under: Election 2018, Features, Front Page, News Tagged With: 2018 election, Benicia, judge, Solano County Superior Court, steve gizzi

Bob Livesay: No change in council thinking in 2018

January 7, 2018 by Editor Leave a Comment

By Bob Livesay Special to the Herald A very happy new year to all. Yes, 2018 will be a challenge for the city of Benicia. The biggest thing to look forward to is the City Council election in November. The biggest issue is water/sewer rates. Economic development will be a major issue too. At that […]

Filed Under: Features, Opinion, Spotlight Tagged With: 2018 election, Benicia, Benicia City Council, Bob Livesay, cannabis, Seeno

Former Richmond mayor, Lt. Gov. candidate to speak at Democratic Club meeting

January 3, 2018 by Nick Sestanovich Leave a Comment

Gayle McLaughlin, a former Richmond mayor and candidate for California Lieutenant Governor, will be speaking Tuesday at the Progressive Democrats of Benicia’s (PDB) monthly meeting. McLaughlin first became involved in politics in the ‘80s when she served as an activist with the Central American solidarity movement, and civil rights nonprofit groups People United to Save […]

Filed Under: Election 2018, Features, Front Page, News Tagged With: 2018 election, Benicia, gayle mclaughlin, lieutenant governor, Progressive Democrats of Benicia, Richmond

Christina Strawbridge to run again in 2018

November 23, 2016 by Elizabeth Warnimont 2 Comments

Christina Strawbridge announced her intention Sunday to try again for a seat on the city council in 2018, after finishing in third place to Steve Young and Tom Campbell in November. If Vice Mayor Mark Hughes had won his bid for mayor this year, then Strawbridge would have won his current seat on the council, having […]

Filed Under: Election 2018, Features, Front Page, News Tagged With: 2018 election, Benicia City Council, Christina Strawbridge

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