Candidates on Parade: San Juan County Council, state House of Representatives | Political Notebook

Candidates in the Friday Harbor Fourth of July Parade. Top photo, Rich Peterson, candidate for reelection to the San Juan County Council, San Juan North. Middle photo, Laura Jo Severson, candidate for San Juan County Council, San Juan North. Bottom photo, Donna Miller, candidate for state House of Representatives, 40th District, position 1. - Richard Walker
Richard Walker
Candidates in the Friday Harbor Fourth of July Parade. Top photo, Rich Peterson, candidate for reelection to the San Juan County Council, San Juan North. Middle photo, Laura Jo Severson, candidate for San Juan County Council, San Juan North. Bottom photo, Donna Miller, candidate for state House of Representatives, 40th District, position 1.

July 8, 2010 · Updated 3:22 PM 

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Candidates for San Juan County Council and state House of Representatives participated in the Friday Harbor Fourth of July Parade.

Rich Peterson, candidate for reelection to the San Juan County Council from North San Juan, walked the parade route with his family. Laura Jo Severson, candidate for San Juan County Council from North San Juan, waved from a convertible. Donna Miller, candidate for state House of Representatives, 40th District, position 1, waved from a convertible driven by her son, Dan Miller Jr., a former legislative and county commission candidate.

OK, now you've seen them smile and you know their faces. Next, you'll get to know their stands on issues at the League of Women Voters of the San Juans Primary Election Forum: July 16, 6:30-8 p.m. at Mullis Community Senior Center; July 17, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Grace Church on Lopez Island; and July 17, 5-7 p.m., at the Orcas Island Senior Center.

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