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Mary (Estabrook) Horton
3,419 votes
28.9%
- Occupation: Councilmember / Job Counselor/ Business Owner
- * Community input must be sought at all levels of decision making...."Keep Community First!", see website http://www.maryhorton.com
- 30 year resident of Pinole, attended all Pinole area schools; raised in Pinole
- BA Degree in Public Relations; Concentration in Business at San Jose State University
Priorities:
- Strong police and fire.
- Good Quality of Life--Attractive roads, schools, neighborhoods, good property resale values; services for youth, families and senior citizens.
- Strong Business Climate--profitable and diverse businesses; high-wage jobs; good jobs/ housing balance.
Betty G. Boyle
3,312 votes
28.0%
- Occupation: Educator / College Supervisor
- BA Elementary Education, Univ. of WY
- M S Educational Administration and Supervision, Pepperdine Univ.
- Pinole City Council
- Mayor, City of Pinole
- Rotary International Awardee
- Chair Pinole Friendship Association
David C. Cole
3,060 votes
25.8%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- My background is in Finance and Managment.
- I have also served on the Pinole Planning Commission for 4 years prior to being elected to the City Council.
- I have lived in Pinole for about 10 years, My wife Susan of 10 years, was born and raised in Pinole.
- We have a 7 year old son Hayden.
Priorities:
- I will continue to work to provide more Youth related services.
- I will keep the pressure on our School Board to provide a better education for our children.
- I will make sure we spend wisely in Pinole to keep our budget balanced.
Lorene Diane Scalora
2,055 votes
17.3%
- Occupation: Elementary Educator
- University of San Francisco, Bachelor of Science
- Substitue Teacher in two different school districts
- UTR-CTR, and NEA Union Member
- President of the Pinole Shores H.O.A., 4 years
- West County Conservatory of the Arts, Sponsor
- FOPC ; SIERRA Club; NAACP; Member
Priorities:
- San Pablo Corridor is too industrial. Auto Wrecker site should be homes.
- Police Response Station should be in Pinole Valley Shopping Center.
- Locate AC Transit Express BART Bus next to Pinole Bowling Alley.
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