Lewes Board of Public Works is having an important election this coming Saturday, May 13.
As a part-time/full-time resident of Lewes for 40 years, I have seen quite a number of BPW directors. I have seen none as dedicated and experienced as Wendell.
He is a proven leader who makes decisions based on facts and is a board member who listens to his constituents and leads with a steady hand.
Also, his knowledge of the treatment plant and how it operates is something the citizens of Lewes should take advantage of.
So please take the opportunity to vote this Saturday and cast your vote for Wendell Alfred. You won’t be disappointed.
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