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Marin considers the City of Chicago’s efforts to conserve water and asks Commissioner Shore to grade the mayor. Read the column at the Chicago Sun-Time’s website.
I captured the top spot in the 2006 Water Reclamation race. We only needed to be in the top three, so this is GREAT! Thanks to all of you who contributed to the success of my campaign.
Here are links for the final election results in the city and the suburbs.
“Shore has excellent ideas for policy changes to reduce the worsening impact of rainwater runoff,” says The Chicago Tribune which has endorsed Shore and is declaring her nomination “Priority One.” Read the story at the Chicago Tribune’s website or download a PDF (280k).
According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Shore carries “an impressive resume of conservation credentials.” The Sun-Times says Shore “promises to bring fresh attention” to the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District agency. Read the endorsement at the Chicago Sun-Times’ Web site.
“…suburban representation often has been lacking” on the board of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District, according to the Daily Herald. Voters can remedy that by supporting Debra Shore with her “superb environmentalism and water-protection credentials.” Read the story at the Daily Herald’s Web site.
The Daily Southtown endorses Debra Shore in a recent editorial, stating, “…while there are several qualified candidates, one stands out from the rest.” Read the endorsement at the Daily Southtown’s Web site.
In a glowing profile, Chicago Sun-Times political affairs columnist Carol Marin says Debra Shore is perfect for the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District. Marin concludes, “Debra Shore is, above all else, an environmentalist....She’s got my vote.”
We have received our first newspaper endorsement of the election cycle! The Gazette, the award-winning monthly newspaper that serves the Near West, Tri-Taylor, University Village, West Loop Gate, South Loop, West Haven, Bridgeport, Chinatown, West Town, and Heart of Chicago communities. It is one of the few independent community newspapers in Chicago.
Debra appears in this month’s edition of Chicago Conscious Choice. Written by Peter Bernard, this detailed profile of Debra Shore does a great job of telling Debra’s history and describing her hopes for the MWRD!
Great news: the Independent Voters of Illinois (IVI-IPO) is backing Debra Shore’s bid for Commissioner of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District! Their vote of confidence is a major boost for our cause. This endorsement follows on the heels of endorsements by the Illinois Chapter of the Sierra Club and Democracy for America
Debra Shore will be the second candidate — and first woman listed — on the Democratic Ballot in the March Primary Election! Ballot position is key in races like the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District because people can vote for three candidates.
See the cover story (PDF, 4mb) of the October 28, 2005 issue of the Chicago Reader, in which writer Christopher Hayes describes Debra Shore's efforts to guide the future of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District.