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Education, Seniors are
Zanni's Focus
Tom Duggan
 METHUEN - Seniors, Education are
Zanni's Focus METHUEN - City council president
Steve Zanni says he is running for state representative
for the seat being vacated by Arthur Broadhurst who is
seeking the Register of Deeds position.
Zanni says he will not step down as the president of the
council despite cries by one fellow councilor that he do
so.
Zanni, a democrat will face Ed "Hoppy" Curran,
Linda Dean Campbell, Mike Hennessey, and Chris DiBella in
the September primary. If successful, Zanni will have to
face fellow councilor Bob Andrew who is the only
republican in the race so far.
Zanni has already recruited Methuen School Committeeman
George Kazanjian to help run his campaign and is putting
together a campaign committee and will be holding a
campaign kickoff on April 26th at the Tara Mara Guest
House Suites. The event is scheduled for 6:30pm.
Zanni said he will be more detailed about his campaign
platform in the coming months but, he said he plans on
being a strong advocate for senior citizens and wants to
be intimately involved in securing the funds at the state
level for a construction project to replace or renovate
the existing Methuen High School.
As a former member of the Lawrence and Methuen
School Committees, Zanni has experience in education and
says he wants to use his years of experience in public
service to represent the people of Methuen.
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