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LANGLEY FILES FOR CITY COUNCIL

February 7, 2007 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

Tuesday, January 23, Charles Langley announced his intention to run for Fourth District City Council at Summit Middle School. Langley is a graduate of Indiana University and has spent his professional career teaching in the classrooms of Indiana. Langley plans to extend his energy and drive beyond the classroom and into the building of a better fourth district.

Langley is supported in his election bid by the present Fourth District Councilman Tom Hayhurst.

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