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Candidates and the Arts: Bill Lennon

I am music lover and have been all my life; mostly 50’s & 60’s and classic country. As a young man I was very involved in rock and roll, as I got older I started to like classical music, as I traveled around the world I fell in love with the Spanish music and their…

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Candidates and the Arts: Joe Boles

QUESTION #1 Our entire city is an artistic marvel. Planned streetscapes, the traditional town plan used and decreed by the Spanish King, the pioneering poured concrete building method, the creations of the young architects Carere & Hastings, and the recreation and/or restoration of our Spanish Colonial period structures are the very reason we enjoy such…

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Candidates and the Arts: Dan Sullivan

Question # 1 There is great sub-surface energy emanating from the larger “Arts Community” within the city which bursts forth on First Friday Art Walks when our many galleries, related and nearby businesses remain open and welcoming to a delighted public. A similar spirit in a smaller venue is evident at Uptown Saturday Night as…

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Candidates and the Arts: F. Peter Romano

QUESTION #1 The policies of any government should allow for the development and fostering of arts and cultural/historic tourism, and certainly not stifle or regulate their development. It is not government’s role to judge art. Having lived for over 20 years in Portland, Oregon before coming to St. Augustine in 2000, I directly experienced the…

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Candidates and the Arts: Leanna Freeman

QUESTION #1 The arts are an integral part of a tourists experience because it separates St. Augustine from other tourist destinations. We must offer activities and experiences which will make repeat visitors of our tourists. A returning visitor not only brings disposable dollars but is a potential investor in our community. For this reason the…

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Candidates and the Arts: Ken Bryan

1. PUBLIC FUNDING AND THE ARTS Will you support public funding for the arts after you are elected? Yes I will support the arts as much as possible through the TDC and encouragement to continue to explore every initiative possible to help fund existing as well as new programs. I will continue to strongly encourage…

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Candidates and the Arts: Randy Brunson

QUESTION #1- Public funding for the arts: YES – I support it.

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Candidates and the Arts: Ben Rich

As your membership should be aware, I am a champion for the arts on the commission. That said, we are in difficult fiscal times. The good news is that our county is faring well by most standards. Our current budget is a “bare bones” document but our county, due to what has transpired in the…

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