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Resident jumps into school board race


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Timothy “Tim” Hyatt is a last minute write-in candidate for the Erwin School District.


By Clint Parker Leicester resident Timothy


“Tim” Hyatt would like to give voters a choice when it comes to a seat for his old high school alma mater. So the lifelong native is running as a write-in candidate for the Erwin District Board of Education. “I am not running against any-


one, but I think there ought to be a choice for the voters,” said Hyatt of his last-minute, first-time run for a public office. Te Leader recently did an arti-


cle on his grandson Jeremy Suttles who completed a two-week mili- tary training at Freedom Alliance in Virginia and is a current stu- dent at Erwin High School. He also has a granddaughter, Jessica Suttles, at Leicester Elementary School. “I have two good reasons to see the public schools succeed


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in their mission,” said Hyatt. One of the things Hyatt would


like to see if elected is guide- lines for fundraising along with a discloser on where the funds are going. He said it seems like a lot of pressure is put on students these days to raise money for the school. Hyatt is a graduate of Erwin


and Asheville-Buncombe Techni- cal Community College and holds


a state law enforcement certificate as a reserve officer for Buncombe County. He is also a former volun- teer with the Rape Crisis Center, a former Sunday School director, missionary and associate pastor. According to the Buncombe


County Board of Election, voters interested in voting for Hyatt will have to write in his name and fill in the circle before casting a bal- lot.


17th annual craft bazaar Te 17th annual Christmas Craft Bazaar will be held from noon to


7 pm on Nov. 12 and 9 am to 3 pm on Nov. 13 in the fellowship hall of the Weaverville United Methodist Church. More than 25 vendors will be selling unique, one-of-a-kind items. Santa Claus will visit with the children. Te Missions Committee of Weaverville United Meth- odist Church sponsors the event. For information, call 645-2367.


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