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Candidates Announce Run for City Council Amid Nonprofit Funding Debate

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Nancy Campbell and Miles Davis announced their candidacy for the City Council on September 23, 2026. This announcement coincided with a public forum hosted by the Winchester Nonprofit Collaborative regarding the candidates' views on local nonprofits. The forum highlighted the tension between the council and the nonprofit sector, as the 300+ organizations in Winchester rely on taxpayer-funded services like roads and utilities but do not always contribute to the tax base.

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The discussion centered on whether all nonprofits should be grouped together when debating if they should be assessed fees for city services. Faith Power noted that many organizations are valuable subject matter experts providing services to the city and its residents.

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