Callahan is a fresh face to village voters.
Nevertheless, the six-year resident said she has 35 years of practical business experience and is a volunteer at St. Mary’s Produce and Perry Center, a food pantry.
Callahan said if elected, she will use smart growth to keep revenue intact and the atmosphere rural, safe and quiet.
In addition, she said she plans to improve communication with neighboring communities and preserve amenities for North Perry residents.
“I am a mindful decision maker, a thoughtful listener, and a fiscal conservative,” Callahan said.
-- Simon Husted, News-Herald article from Oct. 4, 2013
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