Post by Deleted on May 21, 2012 12:56:25 GMT -5
BERKE TO HOST COFFEE WITH ANDY, ANNOUNCES VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Andy Berke announced today that he would be hosting a Coffee with Andy hour at the Highway 153 Starbucks on Tuesday, May 22, at 5 p.m. The event begins a series of coffees in different neighborhoods around Chattanooga.
“Throughout my career I have hosted town hall meetings and attended neighborhood association events. By going to the neighborhoods, you make sure people have access to you and get a better picture of what is on the minds of Chattanooga citizens.”
Future Coffee with Andy events are planned for Brainerd, East Brainerd, Lookout Valley, and Downtown.
Berke also announced that Molly Cooper would serve as volunteer coordinator for the upcoming mayoral campaign. “Since I announced that I would be a candidate for Mayor, we have had more than 300 people ask to volunteer. Molly will help me continue to build the grassroots structure across the city.”
Berke announced on May 8 that he would be a candidate for Mayor of Chattanooga. He has served as State Senator for the 10th district, including much of the City of Chattanooga, since 2007.
Andy Berke announced today that he would be hosting a Coffee with Andy hour at the Highway 153 Starbucks on Tuesday, May 22, at 5 p.m. The event begins a series of coffees in different neighborhoods around Chattanooga.
“Throughout my career I have hosted town hall meetings and attended neighborhood association events. By going to the neighborhoods, you make sure people have access to you and get a better picture of what is on the minds of Chattanooga citizens.”
Future Coffee with Andy events are planned for Brainerd, East Brainerd, Lookout Valley, and Downtown.
Berke also announced that Molly Cooper would serve as volunteer coordinator for the upcoming mayoral campaign. “Since I announced that I would be a candidate for Mayor, we have had more than 300 people ask to volunteer. Molly will help me continue to build the grassroots structure across the city.”
Berke announced on May 8 that he would be a candidate for Mayor of Chattanooga. He has served as State Senator for the 10th district, including much of the City of Chattanooga, since 2007.