With husband Jeffrey Goode by her side, Suzanne Goode is sworn in as Rehoboth Beach commissioner by Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
With wife Lorrie Thier by his side, Craig Thier is sworn in as Rehoboth Beach commissioner by Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett.
Six of the seven commissioners. Shown are (l-r) Commissioner Craig Thier, Commissioner Francis “Bunky” Markert, Commissioner Patrick Gossett, City Solicitor Alex Burns, Mayor Stan Mills, City Manager Taylour Tedder, Commissioner Edward Chrzanowski and Commissioner Suzanne Goode. Commissioner Don Preston was absent.
Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett shows Commissioner Craig Thier where to sign to make it official.
With the hard part over, Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett and Commissioner Suzanne Goode share a few words.
With husband Jeffrey Goode by her side, Suzanne Goode is sworn in as Rehoboth Beach commissioner by Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
With wife Lorrie Thier by his side, Craig Thier is sworn in as Rehoboth Beach commissioner by Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett.
Six of the seven commissioners. Shown are (l-r) Commissioner Craig Thier, Commissioner Francis “Bunky” Markert, Commissioner Patrick Gossett, City Solicitor Alex Burns, Mayor Stan Mills, City Manager Taylour Tedder, Commissioner Edward Chrzanowski and Commissioner Suzanne Goode. Commissioner Don Preston was absent.
Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett shows Commissioner Craig Thier where to sign to make it official.
With the hard part over, Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett and Commissioner Suzanne Goode share a few words.
Craig Thier and Suzanne Goode were sworn in as Rehoboth Beach commissioners Sept. 20. Their terms are for three years.
Thier and Goode, both first-time commissioners, defeated fellow candidates Rachel Macha and Mark Saunders during an election in August. Thier was the highest vote getter with 611 votes. Goode finished second with 521 votes.
In all there were 1,147 votes cast – 652 in person, 495 absentee. A total of 1,655 voters were registered. It was the city’s first election in three years.
Thier and Goode are filling the seats of former Commissioners Toni Sharp and Tim Bennett, who both decided to not run for re-election. Serving one term, it was Sharp’s second time as commissioner. Bennett’s three-year-term was his first.
In addition to the swearing-in, commissioners chose board officers. Mayor Stan Mills, board president, presented a slate that included Commissioner Patrick Gossett as vice president, Commissioner Ed Chrzanowski as secretary, City Secretary Ann Womach as assistant secretary and Mary Moore as treasurer. The vote was unanimous in favor of the slate.
With husband Jeffrey Goode by her side, Suzanne Goode is sworn in as Rehoboth Beach commissioner by Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
With wife Lorrie Thier by his side, Craig Thier is sworn in as Rehoboth Beach commissioner by Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett.
Six of the seven commissioners. Shown are (l-r) Commissioner Craig Thier, Commissioner Francis “Bunky” Markert, Commissioner Patrick Gossett, City Solicitor Alex Burns, Mayor Stan Mills, City Manager Taylour Tedder, Commissioner Edward Chrzanowski and Commissioner Suzanne Goode. Commissioner Don Preston was absent.
Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett shows Commissioner Craig Thier where to sign to make it official.
With the hard part over, Alderman Court 37 Judge Renee L. Bennett and Commissioner Suzanne Goode share a few words.Event Details :
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