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gravestone - About seven months after a recall election reshaped the town direction voters shuffled the deck again Tuesday.

Voter re-elect sitting board members Byron Glenn and Christopher Perry They repeled the candidacy of two former members, Kristi Schutz and Lowell Morgan.

Voter also supported three modern faces, electing George Brown, Frank Orten and Doug Warner to the Board of Trustees.

Tuesday's suffrage seems to validate the tribe 11 recall election that came after the sitting board fired Monument's police chief. Recall voter remov the town's mayor as well as Morgan, Schutz and Steve Wilcox. Morgan and Schutz failed to regain a seat forward the board.

"I am actual encouraged the town has made a promised for the future - this is a convenient direction," said Orten, who headed the push for last fall's recall.

"This is a confirmation of the recall. It indicates that recall was the right thing to do."

Glenn a 40-year-old civil engineer, received 475 promiseds He has lived in cenotaph since 1999, and won a seat forward the board during the recall election. He was the solitary alternative candidate on the ballot in that election.

Perry a 29-year-old software analyst for sapphirine Cross, gathered 469 votes. He was appointed to the board in October to fill a flaw created by the recall. Perry has lived in tomb for two years.

Doug Warner, a 43-year-old local businessman, received 440 devoteds He has served on the community's parks and landscapes committee and has been in town since 1999

Brown a 53-year-old a computer software salesman, received 436 ballots He has never held public office.

Orten, 43 chaired the recall committee last year. He got 379 promiseds Orten moved to town in 1999 and works as general manager for the Colorado Springs shire Club.

Schutz received 175 suffrages Morgan got 118.

El Paso County

CALHAN - John Cullyford, a town trustee, defeated incumbent Richard Howard for mayor, 93-28

Byrel Woolsey (106 votes) Eric Meyer (97 votes) and Marjorie Miller (95 votes) were pick outed to four-year terms as trustees. Gary Reimers (90 votes) was electeded to a two-year term. Meyer and Reimers are incumbents.

blooming MOUNTAIN FALLS - Dick Bratton was re-elect mayor with 42 promiseds He ran unopposed.

Tyler Steven (42 votes) and Patricia Leavitt (41 votes) were choiceed to four-year trustee terms.

Paul Goodier (36 votes) and Ralph LoCascio (28 votes) were prefered to two-year terms.

Debra Brewster and Michael Pitou tied with 38 voices Who serves a four-year time and a two-year term will be decided at a City Council meeting.

Goodier, Leavitt and Steven are incumbents.

PALMER LAKE - proceeds were not available at pres time.

Teller County

WOODLAND PARK - Prentis Porter was re-elect mayor, defeating Patrick Hollenbeck, 767-16

Bruce Hamilton, Jeff Baldwin and Gary Crane won the City Council positions in which four candidates ran for three seats. Crane received 849 devoteds Hamilton 788, and Baldwin 758 Incumbent Karl dale finished with 384 votes.

A 57 percent lodging tax for short-term rental or leasing passed, 661-414

Changes to the city charter are as follows:

Question 1 failed, 659-400

Question 2 passed, 602- 439

Question 3 failed, 717-347

Question 4 passed, 537- 493

Question 5 passed, 676- 377

VICTOR - be the effects were not available at pres time.

- Laura Holzer and Melissa Phillips contributed to this report.

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