Nov 07
by Stephanie Bouvia When Heather Sheridan turned 18, the first thing she did was vote. Sheridan is now 37 and has never missed an election. “The way I see it, is if you don’t vote, you don’t have a right to complain,” said Sheridan, a Fayetteville resident and substance abuse counselor aide at Syracuse Behavioral …
Nov 07
By Stephanie Bouvia To Rebecca Chandler, 46, of Fayetteville, voting is all about change. “It’s just one opportunity to hopefully make a difference,” said Chandler, a Republican and certified nurse’s assistant at Menorah Park Group Residence in Fayetteville. Chandler voted Tuesday night at the Manlius Town Hall on Brooklea Drive in Fayetteville. Although Chandler declined …
Nov 07
By Stephanie Bouvia Michelle Klick, 37, of Fayetteville, brought her son, Jonathan, with her to vote because he asked to come. “My older son was very interested in the process, and he actually asked to come. I came late so that I could bring him,” said Klick, a Democrat and research nurse at Internists Associates …
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