Plain speaking Brown lets it be known what he is thinking.
Editor’s Note: In Tuesday’s Bowie city elections, there are four contested races – District 2, District 3, District 4 and At-Large. Continuing today and through the weekend, Patch is running profiles on the nine candidates in the four contested races. For mayor and District 1, the incumbents are running unopposed. Today, Saturday: The two District 4 candidates. When District 4 city council candidate Carl E. Brown Jr. has something on his mind, he apparently doesn’t hesitate to make it clear exactly what that is. “I believe any business owner should be a partner not only with the citizens of Bowie but also with the government of Bowie,” said Brown. “This would be no exception. If we find him non-responsive, what I would do is make the site …
With filing deadline next Friday, uncontested races in District 1, two At-Large seats and for mayor.
With the next Friday, Oct. 7 filing deadline approaching for Bowie’s Nov. 8 city election, another challenger has emerged. In District 4, south Bowie, challenger Carl E. Brown Jr. is running against two-term incumbent Councilman Isaac “Ike” Trouth. Brown, 51, is executive director of the Center for Minority Business Development at Prince George’s Community College and is a resident of the Covington area of Bowie. He charges that Trouth has failed to represent District 4 residents, which he said he would assertively accomplish by bringing an enthusiastic new perspective to the seat. “You need to be concerned, and my opponent seems not to be concerned with the district,” said Brown. “I haven’t seen him at community events. I haven’t seen …
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