Another age-old battle in Anoka
Twentysomethings want to keep it young in the mayor's office, but older, experienced candidates have a different idea.
By JIM ADAMS, Star Tribune
Last update: September 5, 2008 - 8:14 PM
Two twentysomethings are hoping Anokans will again vote for a mayor with youth rather than age or experience when they go to the polls Tuesday.
The two political rookies, one the younger brother of outgoing Mayor Bjorn Skogquist, 30, will face off in the primary Tuesday against two older candidates, who figured the city needed an older, wiser head to lead it. More Here
Subject: Anoka News 
Sun Sep 07, 2008 9:44 pm
