Town of North Redington Beach
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December, '04: Part 2
Bill Queen To Be New Mayor
Bill Queen will move from his seat as Town Commissioner to become the new mayor of North Redington Beach on March 9, 2005. Commissioners Gary Curtis and Richard Bennett will begin new two year terms in their respective offices on that same day.
All three had filed for election to these posts and drew no opposition when the filing deadline passed on Friday, December 17. As a result, there will be no municipal election in the town on March 8, and the unopposed candidates will automatically assume office the next day.
Queen was in the middle of a two-year term as Commissioner. The Town Commission will appoint someone to finish his unexpired term.
Holiday Event Winners
The annual holiday festivities in the Redington Beaches, the boat parade and the home decorations contest, gave judges a daunting task this year with so many quality entries.
The winners in North Redington Beach for home decorations were:
- 1st Place – Joe & Terry Baldanza, 17025 Dolphin Drive
- 2nd Place Drs David & Judy Rowland, 17347 Kennedy Drive
- 3rd Place David & Becky Moultrie, 338 173rd Ave.
The winners of the Redington Beaches Boat Parade were:
- Small Boat - Tom Schaffer with Lil Mud Shark
- Mid Size - Dave Will with Satisfaction
- Large - Mary & Steve Levine with Shady.
Congratulations to all.
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