THE ISLAND—Two open seats on the CSD #13 school board have drawn interest from three candidates.
Skip Greenlaw seeks reelection to a three-year term in an uncontested race, while Loring Kydd is running against Amy Vaughn for an open one-year seat caused by a board vacancy. Kydd has
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held the seat on an interim basis since last June.
Island Ad-Vantages interviewed all candidates via email; questions and answers for each follow.
Elections will be held Monday, March 6, as part of the Deer Isle and Stonington town meetings.
Loring Kydd, one-year term
A native of Deer Isle, Loring Kydd has involved himself in several community organizations over the years, many of which have related to the youth on the island. He is a member of the Island Adult Education committee, the Reach Performing Arts Center committee and the School Policy Sub commit tee , as well as the Island Education Foundation.
This story is from the 02/16/2017 edition of Island Ad-Vantages.
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