FREEPORT — Patrick Sellers won the Freeport Township supervisor position in the April election by almost 30 percent over long-standing incumbent Sheila Hooper. Now, he must make good on campaign promises of transparency as he, along with two new trustees and a new clerk, take office Monday.
“I’m very excited and ready to go,” Sellers said. “The biggest thing that I need to do is fulfill my promise of transparency. I want to make sure people know what’s going on in the township.”
FREEPORT — Freeport Township Supervisor Patrick Sellers capped his first week in office by cutting employees’ 40-hour work week to 37.5 hours and changed the office’s public hours of operation. Sellers closed the office to the public Tuesday and Wednesday so that he...
FREEPORT — Patrick Sellers promised voters that he’d change the way Freeport Township does business if they chose him as the next township supervisor. Voters obliged, and Sellers’ first order of business came Tuesday: He closed the township office for two days. It was...
FREEPORT — Since 1977, incumbent Citizen’s Party candidate Sheila Hooper has overseen Freeport Township. That came to an end Tuesday night when independent candidate Patrick Sellers scored a decisive victory of 64 percent to Hooper’s 36 percent to become the next...
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