April 24, 2018 5:43 pm
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(Dawn Feldhaus/Post-Record) Ernie Suggs takes his new City Council seat next to Julie Russell Monday, April 23. Suggs is expected to serve until the results of the November 2019 general election have been certified.
(Dawn Feldhaus/Post-Record) New Washougal City Council member Ernie Suggs (left) talks with City Councilman Ray Kutch, Port of Camas-Washougal Commissioner Larry Keister and Judy Kutch (right to left), after the Monday, April 23 Council meeting. Suggs and Janice Ferguson (not pictured) were the finalists after the council interviewed eight applicants.
(Dawn Feldhaus/Post-Record) Ernie Suggs, a 42-year resident of Washougal, was appointed to the Washougal City Council Monday, April 23. He succeeds Dan Coursey, who resigned, effective March 31.
A man who identifies himself as a conservative and wants “whatever is good for the community” is a new Washougal City Council member.
The six Washougal councilors appointed Ernie Suggs from among eight candidates who were interviewed during the council’s regular meeting Monday, April 23. Suggs, 70, succeeds Dan Coursey in Position 7.
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