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Since age 15, she has spent nearly all her summers working for the councilwoman.

They are advised by a History teacher and a town councilwoman.

Even some people in high places, a few legislators, city councilwoman or two.

And in 1982, she was elected a local councilwoman on the party's ticket.

Peggy Wilson was a city councilwoman from 1986 to 1998.

But it has clearly been an uphill battle for the Councilwoman.

On Tuesday, the councilwoman instructed her staff to return the check.

The councilwoman said she plans to hold hearings next month on the price increases.

The book also covers her two runs for councilwoman in Oakland.

But a local councilwoman expressed concern about the safety of area residents.

One of Ray's former clients, a councilwoman, helps to bring him in.

A city councilwoman sought help with a building permit in Queens.

The councilwoman said she was worried about keeping the hall accessible to the public.

Ms. Colt said she did not plan to step down as councilwoman.

In 1983 she was elected a Rio city councilwoman on the party ticket.

"That he'd want us to welcome you," the councilwoman supplied quickly.

Councilwoman Quinn also said women today can benefit from hindsight.

Her father was an insurance agent and her mother the town's first city councilwoman.

But she went forward, arm in arm, with the Councilwoman.

Gone are the homes of a state senator, a county supervisor, a city councilwoman and a municipal court judge.

Prior to that she served two terms as an at-large councilwoman from 1988-1996.

Prior to becoming a senator, she served as a city councilwoman in Syracuse.

Now, thanks to neighborhood persistence and the intervention of a local councilwoman, relief may be on the way.

"Councilwoman Marsh has been saying certain things that are not grounded in fact.

She is also a councilwoman for the Town of Bedford.