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You are invited to an Afternoon Reception in support of

Ed Ridpath,Democratic Candidate North Carolina House District 37

With Very Special Guest
Honorable David Price, US Congress North Carolina District 4

And Special Guests

Honorable Ty Harrell, Representative, North Carolina House District 41
Al Swanstrom, Democratic Candidate, North Carolina House District 36

Hosted by Apex Council Member
Honorable William Jensen

Sunday, May 18th, 2008 from 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Halle Cultural Arts Center, 237 North Salem Street
Historic Downtown Apex

Platinum: $1000 Gold: $500 Silver: $250 Bronze: $100 Admission: $25

On Saturday, June 14, we'll be canvassing precinct 18-03, Al's home precinct, with Congressman David Price, who has graciously agreed to go to his constituents' doors and tell them why Al should be the next representative from the 36th district.

Let me introduce myself. I’m Al Swanstrom, and I’m running for the NC House of Representatives in District 36, which my friend Greer Beaty almost won in 2006. It covers parts of Cary, Apex, and Swift Creek.

Congressman David Price will be our very special guest for a Sunday afternoon Reception on May 18th at 2:30 PM at the Halle Cultural Arts Center in Historic Downtown Apex. We also have special guests Ty Harrell and Al Swanstrom, and Apex Town Council Council Members Bill Jensen and Bill Sutton. Mark your calendars now for this after-primary celebration.

RSVP or Volunteer

Come on out and meet Ed Ridpath and other candidates, register voters, and show your pride at the Apex Peak Fest.

Sign up to volunteer at http://edridpath.com/event?key=142

A bill that seeks to prevent industrial accidents like the Oct. 9 fire at a chemical plant in Apex received the Legislature's final approval Wednesday. The measure would require such facilities to provide information to emergency workers about the types of chemicals in storage, and urges the state to review ways to increase financing for special state medical assistance teams that respond to waste accidents. The bill would require commercial hazardous waste facilities to renew their permits at least every five years instead of the current 10-year cycle. Property owners would be notified of the permitting process if they live within a quarter-mile of a proposed storage site.