Most Active Stories
- Merkley sworn in by the Dark Lord of the Sith
- Photo of the Day: Merkley's faux swearing in
- What Obama cares about in Oregon
- Of Mileage and Gas Taxes
- Oregon's Yue in middle of RNC leadership fight
- Wyden, Feinstein at odds on CIA pick
- Obama's chooses Panetta, with help from Wyden?
- Terms and Conditions
- Relief for some of Oregon's forgotten jobless?
- Sten taking a (long?) break from Portland
- Sources: KATU set to release eyebrow-raising poll showing Merkley in 3rd place
- Monty Python and the Neverending Campaign
- Rural county voters give serious consideration to a Democrat
- Adamson to be Merkley’s business liaison
- Haugen: Support from ORGOP is like 'holding our jewelry while we get water boarded'
- Walker ready with budget-cutting pen
- SD-20: The replacement process for Schrader
- OR-5: County fairs have a Mike Erickson problem
- Future PAC, Macpherson lead in fundraising
- House Dems scramble to keep majority
Recent Press Releases
- Sep 23 2008
- Jun 12 2008
Top Tags
PolitickerOR Partners
January 11, 2008 - 1:55pm
News
Williams to seek City Council seat
By Alex Isenstadt, Politicker.com ReporterHarold Williams looks set to run for the Portland City Council seat that Erik Sten is stepping down from, Williamette Week reports.
“Williams, 31, and his father — North Portland businessman Harold Williams — have deep roots in the city's African-American community.
“Among those already running for the Sten seat are two-time council candidate Nick Fish, a lawyer; and Brendan Finn, who is the chief of staff to city Commissioner Dan Saltzman.
“Harold Williams II says he's running to "inject some energy into the game, and to act as a representative to the young people." Until 2005, the younger Williams was working with Multnomah County as a youth case manager, under contract with his father's company.”
Comments
Syndicate
Post new comment