Denise Cooper took over the reigns as the Governor of Wellington from Deacon Burrows who served two full terms. It was an expected turn as Mrs Cooper has worked in the town administration for years now and is also a member of the City Council. Mr Burrows on the other hand announced his retirement from the town politics.
As a mother of four children Mrs Cooper values education and has promised to continue the overhaul of Brixton University as well as oversee the construction of new high school. Also on her agenda for the four-year term is building a library and enhancing the public transportation system between Wellington and Exmoor.
Notes:
- I'm back! Sorry for staying away for so long and not updating the blog for months. It was a sum of many things but nothing bad.
- I had planned to do a proper election where the readers of this blog (if there are any left after the 4 month hiatus) could vote but I couldn't think of a good opponent for Denise.
- Technically Deacon would have become the Commerce Representative knocking Janie Greene out of the City Council as he's on the highest position of the Business career. However I figured that he would probably just rather retire from the city council completely and focus on his businesses and children. I've updated the City Council page.
Welcome back!!
ReplyDeleteFunny, today is my electionpost going up as well. It's the first time I've decided to put up a poll :)
Anyway, I'm sure Denise will do a good job, and I'm much looking forward to the execution of her plans for Brixton University, and the new high school.
Thank you. :)
DeleteI would've put up a poll but in the end couldn't really think of anyone who would run against Denise. I feel like I loaded a lot of pressure on myself when I wrote down Denise's goal for her first term, lol.
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Yes, welcome back!
ReplyDeleteIt will be interesting to follow up on all that Denise has promised to do. She will certainly be very busy over the next four years!
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DeleteI think Denise should've consulted me before she made all those promises, lol. I have ideas for stuff though so I just have to start building.
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No point in an election if there was no one else you wanted to serve as governor! It sounds like Denise has some amazing plans for Wellington - I hope she can put them all into action. :)
ReplyDeleteI think Sam Cooper would have been a good candidate but he doesn't have a college degree and that's required so it didn't happen. Denise's plans are pretty much my new to-do list now. I won't have time to build anything else.
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Denise sounds like a go-getter, and pretty amazing woman!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog while you were gone through N99, and am glad you're back!!
Welcome to Wellington! I hope you enjoy your stay. :)
DeleteDenise is pretty amazing. It would've been nice to have a proper election but I'm sure Denise will do a great job.
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Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteDenise sounds like a great fit for governor!
Thanks, it feels great to be back. :)
DeleteI think Denise will do just fine as a governor, let's just hope I can keep up with the building projects.
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Welcome back!! Glad that nothing bad was keeping you away. I think Denise will do a great job as governor, and I really like her plans!
ReplyDeleteThanks, it feels great to be back! I really have to step up my game if I want to make sure that Denise will be able to follow through those plans.
DeleteThanks for your comment. :)