Candidate Mitchell advocates for North Brookfield residents ahead of May 5 election

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At the North Brookfield "Meet the Candidates" Night on April 11, 2025, candidate William Mitchell delivered a passionate plea for community support, emphasizing his deep roots in the town and a commitment to progress. "I want to be that unreasonable man for you," he declared, referencing a quote that champions those who challenge the status quo. Mitchell, whose family has served the community for generations, shared personal anecdotes that highlighted his connection to North Brookfield, from childhood memories to his family's contributions, including the beloved Toys for Joy program initiated by his uncle.

Mitchell's speech took a serious turn as he addressed the financial challenges facing the town. He acknowledged the recent decision to take on more debt, which has begun to impact residents' wallets. "Some of us had sticker shock," he noted, urging voters to understand the implications of these financial decisions. He expressed concern that many residents are unaware of the true costs associated with the town's projects, emphasizing the need for transparency and due diligence in municipal contracts.

As he concluded, Mitchell called for a collective effort to revitalize community pride and engagement. "This is our town. Allow me to be your voice," he urged, looking ahead to the election on May 5. His remarks resonated with the audience, reflecting a blend of nostalgia and a forward-looking vision for North Brookfield.

Converted from North Brookfield "Meet the Candidates" Night, April 11th, 2025 meeting on April 12, 2025
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