This newsletter is designed to keep you informed about developments in Terry Nagel's campaign for a seat on the Burlingame City Council in the November 4 election.

October 4, 2003

Dear Friend

THIS WEEK'S NEWS

• Burlingame City Council incumbents Mary Janney and Mike Coffey and Councilmember Joe Galligan have reacted with fury to Terry's campaign brochure. To read what all the controversy is about, click here.To see Terry's brochure, click here. (NOTE: You need Adobe Acrobat to see the brochure. If you want to download a free copy, click here.)
  
  
• Terry is inviting the public to meet her at a coffee on Sunday, October 5, beginning at 1 p.m. at the Lions Club, 990 Burlingame Ave. (next to the Burlingame Recreation Center). No reservations are required. Refreshments will be served. If you have friends who want to find out more about Terry, why not invite them to attend?
  
  
• Terry is continuing to receive key endorsements. Among the community leaders who support her in the November 4 election are former Burlingame Police Chief Gary Missel and former Burlingame Police Commander Tom Marriscolo, who is now chief deputy coroner for San Mateo County. Her other supporters include:
  
  
  • Vice Mayor Rosalie O'Mahony
  • Former Mayor Mike Spinelli (campaign co-chair)
  • Former Mayor Gloria Barton (campaign co-chair)
  • Burlingame School District Board President Waldo Hinshaw (campaign treasurer)
  • San Mateo County Sheriff Don Horsley
  • Former Burlingame Mayor Marti Knight
  • Burlingame Planning Commissioner Ann Keighran
  • Burlingame Planning Commissioner Michael Brownrigg
  • Burlingame School District Board President Michael Barber
  • Burlingame Library Foundation President Jane Dunbar
  • Former Burlingame Planning Commissioner Jerry Deal
  • Former Burlingame Planning Commissioner Martin Dreiling
  • San Mateo County Board of Education Member John Root

HELP TERRY

If you want to support Terry, click here to find out ways you can help.

ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?

Click here to find out if you are currently registered to vote. If you are not registered, you can begin the process by clicking here. The deadline to register to vote in the November 4 election is October 20.

Thanks for your support!