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Wednesday, November 5 at 5:00 am

LISBON - Roger Cote defeated incumbent Town Councilor E. Charles Smith 2,348 to 1,795, while incumbent School Committee member Prudence Grant was re-elected, defeating her challenger Herbert "Pete" Reed, 2,213 to 1,887 in the only contests in Tuesday's municipal election.

Water Commissioner James Gurney Jr. was re-elected, unopposed, with 3,615 votes. Tabulations for three openings on the Budget Advisory Board that were filled by write-ins were not available at press time.

All 11 charter amendments were approved by wide margins. A total of 4,879 ballots were cast, 73 percent of the 6,721 registered voters, Town Clerk Twila Lycette said.

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Posted By:legit cit at November 5, 2008 10:14 AM (Suggest Removal)
An ETHICAL man won. Charlie should have stopped aligning himself with Wells and Bowie. He became their willing puppet. Go Lisbon

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Posted By:Richard at November 5, 2008 3:46 PM (Suggest Removal)
I agree I think it is time for some fresh blood on the board. Charlie seemed to be a puppet and never stood up for anything he personally believed in. Charlie is a nice person but just went along with the board. I hope the next election will bring us another couple of new board members. Mike Bowie has been on long enough, there should be term limits. Let's get someon on the board that does not have an agenda, conflict of interest and is not in it for personal gain or vendettas. Maybe one of the employees that left for other jobs. They must know what is really going on there.

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