Paul Graves

Sun., Oct. 17, 1999

Resume: 57 … married with one grown son … certified mediator … self-employed consultant with Welcome House … member of City Council for three years … former pastor of United Methodist Church … member of Bonner County HumanRights Task Force … former executive director for Mt. Vista Assisted Living … former social service director for Mountainside Care Center … volunteer chaplain for Bonner Community Hospice.

Issues: Advocates establishment of a children’s museum … supports a broad-based community center in partnership with other community groups, but thinks advisory ballot on youth center may be premature … wants to ensure city employees are treated with respect … supports high tech education center to increase educated labor pool and draw business to Sandpoint … supports city stand for human rights.

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