Links to American Fork City Council Candidate Information


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	Wednesday, August 31, 2011 Links to American Fork City Council Candidate Information This list will be updated whenever new information presents itself. A bunch of nice people have kindly wished that I were still reporting and analyzing American Fork candidates as I've done before. But I retired from that after the 2009 election. I did blog recently, in separate posts, about ways local candidates might attract or repel my vote, but I didn't mention specific candidates. The best I can do this time around is offer this growing list of links and other contact information for the candidates. Some of it I found by googling; some of it I collected from the candidates themselves. If you have a link I don't have, please forward it to me, and I'll add it. (Use the comment link at the bottom of this post.) Candidate lists are usually published in alphabetical order, so I'll be giving you mine in reverse alphabetical order, just for the sake of variety. Scott Twitchell Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/people/Scott-Twitchell/100000635585022 E-mail: dramaknightster@yahoo.com Clark Taylor E-mail: clark@perfectlytaylored.com Web: http://www.voteclarktaylor.com I'm not sure this is technically intended to be public, but Google found this Daily Herald ad. Rick Storrs (incumbent) E-mail: rickstorrs1@yahoo.com Profile at AFCity.org Robert Shelton Web: http://www.voteshelton.com/ Google profile: https://profiles.google.com/100023468891292540254/about Brad Frost Web: http://www.votebradfrost.com/ Marc Ellison Google profile: https://profiles.google.com/MarcJ.Ellison/about Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/MarcEllison Blog: http://my.heraldextra.com/post/MarcJEllison/blog/american_fork_city_council.html Again, please report errors and omissions using the comment link below. (It's an e-mail link; it doesn't automatically post a comment.) These six candidates will be on the general election ballot in November, and you'll get to vote for three. Previous Post Printer-Friendly Version Next Post Comment on this entry (Readable, relevant, civilized, substantive responses will be posted, regardless of position.) Copyright 2011 by David Rodeback. All rights reserved. Permission is given to publish this article elsewhere on the Web or via e-mail only under these conditions: The article is published intact and unchanged, and is properly credited to the author; and a visible link is included to the article's page at LocalCommentary.com.