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Elections Glade Valley 

General Election Results

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Thank you to all the candidates that ran for office, and to those citizens that took the time to vote in the 2024 Walkersville Election!Congratulations to Chad W. Weddle for winning reelection as Burgess.Congratulations to Betsey Whitmore Brannen, Chris Ragen, Tom Gilbert, Russell Winch, Bob Yoder for being elected Town Commissioners. The voting results are as follows: Burgess: Chad W. Weddle: 390 Commissioners: Betsey Whitmore Brannen: 295 Mary Ann Brodie-Ennis: 258 Chris Ragen: 362 Tom Gilbert: 329 Russell Winch: 382 Bob Yoder: 356 Thank you to the 509 voters out of…

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Education Elections Glade Valley 

Vigliotti Announces Bid for Board of Education

GladeValley.net Staff

Angie Vigliotti is making her mark in the upcoming Frederick County Public Schools Board of Education election. As a dedicated advocate for teachers, students, and staff, she is determined to create a safe and equitable educational environment. With her expertise in special education, Vigliotti aims to be a strong voice for families and caregivers in Frederick County. Vigliotti’s commitment to the community is evident through her involvement in various initiatives. She serves as a service provider for disabled students and volunteers as a legislative reviewer for the Alliance Against Seclusion…

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Elections Glade Valley 

Betsey Whitmore Brannen Elected Town Commissioner

Michael Kuster

The Town of Walkersville announced the results of Tuesday’s Special Election to replace former Commissioner Michael Bailey. Betsey Whitmore Brannen won the election to claim the vacant seat. Brannen grew up in Walkersville and moved back to town after she and her husband lived around the world while he served in the military. The vote counts were as follows:Betsey Whitmore Brannen – 147Chris Ragen – 35David Toohey – 82Bob Yoder – 60

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Elections Glade Valley Government 

Walkersville Special Election

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The Town will be holding a Special Election on Tuesday, April 18, 2023. The polls will be open from 11am-7pm, at the Town Hall. Absentee ballots must be received by Tuesday, April 11, at 5pm. There will be a Meet the Candidates Forum held on Saturday, April 15, at 7pm in the Town Hall Meeting Room, that will also be live streamed on the Town website. Candidates for the election are as follows:

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