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WEST WHITELAND CANDIDATES

Rajesh Kumbhardare for Township Supervisor (6 year term)

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• I believe local government should listen to residents and set priorities based on their wants and needs in a fiscally responsible way

• Our township will have major traffic issues and we need to ensure we receive our fair share of traffic impact and open space fees

• We need strong leadership to get changes/funding to make improvements to the roads and develop more parks in our community to improve the quality of life in the township

• Township residents should not have to go to some other township to get basic services • I believe that West Whiteland is the heart of Chester country and we need to protect the community

and I will fight for safer and environmentally sound installation procedures for the pipeline. • I have served on the Planning Commission for the past 1.5 years • I have served on the West Whiteland Parks and Rec Commission for the past 10 years • I had a lead role in opening Exton park trails and multi-use fields to township residents • I have served on my Home Owners Association as President, volunteered for food drives and other

issues in my community • Through this service, I have been an effective advocate for the changing needs of West Whiteland

residents

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Joshua Anderson for Township Supervisor (2 year term)

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• During my two years on the Historical Commission for West Whiteland Township, I helped save the Malvern Federal Building, designed a volunteer program for high school students, and served on the Thomas Mill Subcommittee.

• Six years ago, I established and continue to run the Tri-Bridges Chess Club, which is a free weekly gathering open to all in the community.

• I have been President of the Chess Journalists of America (CJA) for the past four years. • For the past nine years, I have organized/directed the Holly Heisman Memorial Tournament, one

of the largest annual charity chess events in the country. • Professionally, I teach after-school lessons for Shining Knights Chess, I instruct private chess

students, and publish articles about chess and football history. • These experiences have convinced me it is necessary for our Supervisors to take an active role in

how the Township is managed, by focusing on how we can use our various assets to create a strong sense of community.

• I am especially interested in how the Township can maintain its historical integrity while balancing the need for reasonable development, infrastructure improvements and stopping the intrusion of the pipeline.

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Daryl Durnell for School Board Director West Chester Area School Board Region 2

• Born and raised in West Chester, PA • Graduated from Henderson Sr. High and West Chester University • Concordia University 2016 M. Ed. In Advanced Studies in Special Education • Charles A. Melton Arts and Education Center Board member and Advisory Council chair

I have enjoyed teaching for nearly 30 years. For me it’s all about the kids. I’ve been fortunate enough to have taught students with a wide variety if abilities and challenges in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Kuwait. As a teacher I advocate for students and collaborate with parents, teachers, para-educators, related services providers, administrators, and community stakeholders to devise a plan for success for students who have special needs.

My role as a school board member will be to support and represent… All students including those who are under-represented and marginalized because of disability, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, gender identity, ethnicity, culture, or religion. All teachers and administrators by promoting best practices of Trauma Informed Care and Cultural Competency. All parents by improving communication between home and school and increasing parent involvement.