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Three compete for town supervisor in Richmond

Incumbent Ralph Angelo faces a challenge from Ed Jackon and Lynn Emmerling.

Richmond sees a three-way race for town supervisor: Incumbent Ralph Angelo, former town supervisor, Ed Jackson, and local business owner, Lynn Emmerling. The position is a two-year term and the town pays $13,290 in 2013. Supervisors make an additional $13,176 in 2013 from Ontario County for serving as well on the county Board of Supervisors.

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Richmond Town Board Candidate Essay - Randy Walker: Build on what Richmond is doing right

Should the voters elect me on Nov. 5, I want them to know how hard I’ll work for them as a councilman. Having served on the Honeoye school board, there is no better preparation for serving on the Town Board than the lessons learned from that service.

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Three-way race for Canadice Town Board

In Canadice, three candidates seek two seats on the town board. Those in the running are incumbent Bill Hershey, James Moore and Mark Statt. The position is a four-year term. The town pays board members $2,395 in 2013. In addition to what their town pays, supervisors make an additional $13,176 in 2013 from Ontario County for serving on the county Board of Supervisors.

Here is what the candidates had to say:

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