Election 2013-Hour 2: A WHMP Community Forum

Posted on October 29, 2013 by Monte

What: WHMP Community Forum – Election 2013
When: Tuesday Oct. 29th 8-10 a.m.
Where: Gateway City Arts – 92 Race St. Holyoke
Who: Bob, Denise and Bill will interview candidates for major office in Western Mass.

8-8:40a.m. State Senate candidates
Don Humason and David Bartley

8:40-9:30 a.m. Easthampton Mayoral candidates
Karen Cadieux
Nancy Sykes
David Ewing
Herbert Glazier

9:30-10a.m. Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse
(his opponent Jeff Stanek has declined due to a scheduling conflict)

Photo by Vitek Kruta

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