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Elections

March 1, 2012

Stevens for Town Clerk-Tax Collector

The purpose of this letter is to give testimony to the character, work ethic, and person of Laurie Irvine Stevens.

Laurie and her husband Jim have lived in Kingston for many years. Their children have gone through the Kingston public schools. Laurie has been an involved school, church and community member all her life. She has an excellent professional record. Laurie's character and morals are of the highest standards. She is a dedicated and committed professional with exceptional administrative skills. She brings the highest professional standards to her place of employment. She is cheerful, efficient, skilled and enthusiastic about the opportunities in Kingston.

She deserves your consideration on Election Day, March 13.

Muriel Ingalls

Kingston

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