Supporting Towne

Editor, On Nov. 5, voters in the Town of Wilton will have the opportunity to reelect a Town Justice. As a resident in the town for over 30 years and someone who cares about the future of Wilton, I am hoping that person is Justice David Towne.

While Justice Towne has received the endorsement for reelection from the Republican, Independent, Conservative and Libertarian Parties, he is seeking and deserves the support of every citizen in the Town of Wilton.

Justice Towne’s credentials are numerous and some of them include: received the designation of a “Raise the Age” Juvenile Justice Accessible Magistrate, graduated from the FBI National Academy, and received the Medal of Valor from the Saratoga County Sherriff’s Department. Justice Towne’s impressive judicial temperament and credentials have earned him the respect of everyone who has entered his courtroom and are why the citizens of Wilton have elected him to the court twice.

As Wilton residents have noticed over the past few weeks, numerous “David Towne for Town Justice” signs have popped up. They are a result of the enormous appreciation Wilton residents have for Justice Towne because of his two terms of outstanding service as our town justice, his 32 years in the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Department (retiring as an investigator), his many years as a coach in youth sports, and from his volunteering in local organizations.

So, if you live in Wilton, please join your neighbors in supporting David Towne for Town Justice in the general election on Nov. 5, 2019. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. William Rice Wilton