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Charlestown Conservation Voters, Charlestown, RI (2026)

08/29/2022

Walter is a current member of the Planning Commission and an award winning professional planner with architecture and planning degrees from Princeton and Cambridge Universities and a 40-year career in planning and landscape design that has focused on the sustainable balance between development and land preservation. Walter has lived here full time for 10 years, but he has a lifelong history of participating in various struggles to preserve our town’s unique character and valuable natural assets.

As a certified planner and designer, Walter has directed community-based studies for scenic byway designations; transportation improvements; energy conservation studies; park improvement programs and architectural and landscape design controls to unify development and preserve natural settings. He has been directly involved in the design of new communities, clustered housing, multi-use development, shared public open space, and pedestrian oriented town centers. His experience includes preparing historic preservation programs for public and private buildings and districts and environmental assessments of regional, large scale and local development proposals.

As a member of the Planning Commission for the last two years, Walter’s intelligence, education, and impressive planning experience have been invaluable in reviewing applications and the other work of the Commission.
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Education
> MFA, Urban Planning, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
> BA, Architecture, Cambridge University, Cambridge, England
> BA, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
> AICP (American Institute of Certified Planners) designation
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Professional Experience
> Professional Planner with Vollmer Associates (now Stantec Consulting), New York, NY
> Professional Planner with Conklin & Rossant, Architects and Planners, New York, NY
> Associate Member, American Institute of Architects
> Member, Society of American Military Engineers; member, American Planning Association; and member, Urban Land Institute
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Public Service
> Charlestown Planning Commission 2020 – present
> Adjunct Professor, Pratt Institute, Department of Urban Design and City Planning, Brooklyn, NY
> Member of design juries at Pratt Institute and Princeton, Columbia, and Yale Universities
> Pro-bono design services for community boards and various park conservancies in New York City
> Testimony on various land use issues in Charlestown, including barrier beach preservation, aquaculture, historic register designations, waterfront access easements, land trust acquisitions, salt pond water-quality issues, retail development, regional power, and water supply
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Personal
> RI law requires his name appear on the ballot as Walter, but his friends know him as Peter. Walter is a family name, the name of his father and grandfather; but from birth his family called him Peter, and we know him as Peter too! Peter has always found Charlestown to be the perfect antidote to his fast-paced life in New York City. Reflecting on his lifetime of experiences in Charlestown, Peter says, “I have watched Charlestown grow from a small hamlet of Perry Browning’s General Store, Leon Grinnell’s gas station and Henry Mook’s one-room post office to a thriving community that respects its unique environmental setting of salt ponds, barrier beaches, wooded uplands and Wild and Scenic Pawcatuck River.”
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Dedication to civil and open government, and a passion for protecting those assets that make Charlestown such a unique and treasured place to live.

08/26/2022

Susan is a recently retired attorney with strong analytical and communication skills developed from years of legal practice. She believes that Charlestown’s path forward must be to protect the natural resources of our town. In her first term on the Council, she was instrumental in the adoption of Charlestown’s Comprehensive Plan, in conducting of the Town-Wide Survey, and in establishing the Climate Resiliency Commission that is charged with protecting the town’s resources with particular emphasis on groundwater preservation.
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Susan was a practicing attorney in the area of health care regulation and had also served as an attorney in the federal and state courts in Missouri. Susan strongly believes that Charlestown’s path forward must be one that protects the wonderful natural resources of the Town while seeking opportunities that foster the interests of the majority of its citizens. Elected to the Town Council in 2020, her strong analytical and communication skills developed from decades of legal practice and her financial and management background have served the town well. Susan understands the long-term impacts of local government decisions, and she is committed to keeping taxes low and the quality of life of Charlestown’s residents high. In her first term on the Council, Susan was an ex officio member of the Budget Commission, was instrumental in the adoption of Charlestown’s Comprehensive Plan for the next 20 years, and worked with the outside consultant to create Charlestown’s recently completed Town-Wide Survey. In addition, she proposed and successfully established Charlestown’s Climate Resiliency Commission and will continue to work through the Council and Climate Resiliency Commission to protect the Town’s resources with particular emphasis on groundwater preservation. “I believe in working collaboratively and in the importance of listening and mutual respect in bringing about good outcomes for the community.”

Charlestown’s scenic ocean beaches; peaceful, sparkling ponds; miles of hiking trails; abundant bird and wildlife; dark skies; and one of Rhode Island’s lowest tax rates made Charlestown the perfect place for Susan to settle when she retired. To Susan, being actively involved in her community is important, and through discussions with friends and neighbors, attendance at Town Council meetings, and service on the Zoning Board of Review, she developed a further appreciation for the history and the cultural and economic resources of the Town. She was impressed by the dedication and professionalism of our current community leaders, their commitment to the Town, and their work to protect those things that make Charlestown so special. She wanted to help. Susan got involved and has taken a leadership role on the Town Council since 2020.
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Education
> JD, Washington University School of Law, Saint Louis, MO
> BA, Psychology, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
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Professional Experience
> Staff Attorney and Law Clerk, United States District Court, Eastern District of Missouri
> Attorney/Director, BJC HealthCare, St. Louis, MO
> Attorney/Compliance Officer, Unity Health, St. Louis, MO
> Attorney for the State Public Defender’s Office, St, Louis, MO
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Public Service
> Charlestown Town Council (2020 – present)
> Town Council Liaison to the Budget Commission and Affordable Housing Commission
> Charlestown Zoning Board of Review (2019 – 2020)
> Secretary and Board Member for a community health organization in St. Louis, MO
> Board Member for her children’s school, focusing on community outreach and fundraising
> Trustee of a church group, with a focus on building, repair, and improvement projects
> Member, Parks and Recreation commission, University City, MO
> Volunteer leader, Appalachian Service Project, a Habitat-for-Humanity–like program involving high school and college students in summer-long building projects at various locations across Appalachia
> Service on numerous church, school, and Missouri Bar committees dealing with access to legal services, development of after-school programs, and fundraising for these and other efforts
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> Personal
When not involved in public service, Susan spends her leisure time working on her home and gardens, hiking, kayaking, reading, and cooking for family and friends. Her two adult children live and work in New York and London, respectively, but share her delight in the wonders of Charlestown.

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Dedication to civil and open government, and a passion for protecting those assets that make Charlestown such a unique and treasured place to live.

08/22/2022

David served two years on the Charlestown Town Council from 2018 to 2020. He has a BS in Business Administration and is Senior Vice President for Operations of an international company he and a team of logistics experts founded in the late 1990s. His love of Charlestown’s quiet natural beauty, his determination to protect our town, his substantial experience of other communities, his leadership skills, and his expertise in project management, budgeting, financial planning, and operations make him an excellent and effective Town Councilor.
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David was a founding member of a national supply chain management corporation, Cardinal Logistics Management, in 1998. David is currently the company’s Senior Vice President with responsibility for field operations in the Eastern half of the United States. His more than 29 years of business experience in logistics and transportation, project management, financial planning and analysis, budget development, and operations management and his exposure to other communities in the United States and abroad will again make him a valuable and effective leader. During his time on the Council, David was dedicated to a well-managed, responsive, civil, and open government and considered all points of view while representing the best interests of all residents of our town. The town intervened in the Invenergy Thermal matter; a large national chain store was denied in the Traditional Village District; and the town undertook a critical information technology needs assessment that led to the establishment of an in-house IT department. He was also instrumental in the structuring of the town’s recently completed Town-Wide Survey. David would like to continue the work of carefully developing our community, recognizing that Charlestown’s economy depends on the quality of our natural and scenic resources for tourism and for the health, safety, welfare, and high quality of life of Charlestown’s residents.

David and his wife Erika discovered South County when they were married in Newport years ago, and they had always wanted to return to Rhode Island. When David’s job allowed him the opportunity to settle anywhere along the East Coast, he and his family chose Charlestown. They love its quiet natural beauty, and Charlestown, with its excellent schools, small-town character, and low taxes, was exactly the place to raise their young daughter. David realized that there were threats to the community however. For example, the Federal Railroad Administration had planned to bisect Charlestown with new rail, some residents were being impacted by neighboring quarry operations, and Invenergy Thermal was proposing to remove water from Charlestown’s watershed and truck it over the town’s rural roads to cool a power plant in the northern part of the state. As a result, David got involved, serving on the Town Council from 2018 to 2020, to “help keep Charlestown “Charlestown” while also moving our town forward with good change.”
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Education
> BS, Business Administration with concentrations in Management, Finance and Logistics, Wilkes University, Wilkes Barre, PA
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Professional Experience
> Senior Vice President, Operations, Cardinal Logistics Management Corporation
> Area Vice President, Cardinal Logistics Management Corporation
> Founding member and Regional Director, Cardinal Logistics Management Corporation
> General Manager, Exel Logistics, serving Daimler Chrysler Corporation JIT plans in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
> General Manager, JB Hunt Transportation Dedicated Contract Services and Direct Transit Inc.
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Public Service
> Charlestown Town Council (2018 – 2020)
> Volunteer, Fundraising Committee, Ronald McDonald House Charities
> Founder, Valley View School District’s Cross Country Parents Association
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Personal
> David and wife Erika have three children. Their son and oldest daughter live in Pittsburgh, PA. David and Erika also added a new girl to their family, who turned 7 in June and attends school at Chariho. He and his wife love all things outdoors, especially fishing, and love to cook. In addition, they enjoy all sorts of do-it-yourself projects, big and small, around their home.

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Dedication to civil and open government, and a passion for protecting those assets that make Charlestown such a unique and treasured place to live.

08/18/2022

Carol is an award winning photographer, writer and publisher as well as a local small business owner. Her education, with both an MFA and MBA combines art and business. More recently she has added wellness to her studies and practice. Carol has lived in Charlestown for 11 years and loves our unique, small town character where “Charlestown knows who it is and doesn’t strive to be Westerly or South Kingstown or Narragansett.” Carol is also committed to land conservation and protection of wildlife and their habitats. Carol’s combined life experience of exploring, creating, editing, teaching, and managing businesses makes her well qualified to serve on the Charlestown Planning Commission where she can understand the needs of business and balance that against the cultural, aesthetic and environmental impacts on our community.

Carol’s accomplishments, experience, education, and capabilities are considerably greater than what we have listed on this page. We’ve listed only those things that apply to land use planning or that are current endeavors. She is a person who never stops learning or creating and we are happy that she has decided to continue this journey by joining the Planning Commission.
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Education
> L.M.T. Bancroft School of Massage Therapy, Worcester, MA. (Nationally board certified to work on humans and animals.)
> Certified Meditation Facilitator, Concordia Center For Spiritual Living, Warwick, RI.
> M.F.A. Creative Writing, Goddard College, Plainfield, VT.
> M.B.A. Business Management, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
> B.S. Secondary Education (English), Central Connecticut State College, New Britain, CT.
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Professional Experience
> Director, The Well Healing Arts Center, Charlestown, RI. (current)
> Photographer, Writer and Publisher, Charlestown, RI. (current)
> Instructor, Bancroft School of Massage Therapy, Worcester, MA. (current)
> Editor, PTN Publishing Company, Melville, NY.
> Advisory Editor, Onion River Review, York, PA.
> Instructor, All That Matters, Wakefield, RI
> Owner, Davitt & Company, Wakefield, RI. (Specialized in development of marketing plans for small businesses and associations.)
> Visiting Teacher, South County Center for the Arts, South Kingstown, RI.
> Travel and Entertainment Manager, National Advertising, Providence Journal, Providence, RI.
> Regional Advertising Sales Manager, The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT.
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Publications
> Blog – The Footlose Muse
> Collections of Carol’s poems and short stories have appeared in print in publications such as The Carolina Quarterly
> Non-Fiction
> Linger Longer: Lessons from a Contemplative Life, Brown Books Publishing Group, Dallas, TX
> Remodeling Your Home: An Insider’s Guide, Home Builder Press, Washington, D.C.
> Marketing Your Remodeling Services: Putting the Pieces Together, Home Builder Press, Washington, D.C.
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Public Service
> Carol has offered regular guided group meditations both in person at senior centers and schools as well as online.

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Dedication to civil and open government, and a passion for protecting those assets that make Charlestown such a unique and treasured place to live.

08/13/2022

Peter, who has an MS in Marketing, is a quality assurance and compliance specialist for a large US corporation, is a third-generation Charlestown farmer, and has worked his way around the globe. He brings integrity, high energy, and professionalism, along with his experience of other landscapes and cultures, to the Town Council. Peter believes that Charlestown’s beautiful natural setting is at the root of our community identity and that we should protect our farms and open spaces as places for people and wildlife to enjoy the natural world.
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Peter is a quality assurance and compliance specialist for a large U.S. corporation, a third-generation Charlestown farmer, and a worldwide traveler. Peter’s studies have taken him to Alabama, Australia, Costa Rica, and Turkey; he has also lived in Virginia, Georgia, Florida, and Colorado; and he’s traveled to 49 states and 65 countries on all seven continents. But when the pandemic and remote work provided an opportunity to live anywhere, he chose to return to his family’s farm in northwest Charlestown. Now that his employer has made remote work permanent, Peter is back home to stay. He will bring his experience of other landscapes and cultures to the Town Council. He will be vigilant in protecting our irreplaceable environment. As a Compliance Specialist, Peter must ensure that organizations comply with relevant laws and regulations and maintain the highest standards of ethical conduct, integrity and professionalism. Peter will bring that same integrity and professionalism to the Town Council along with considerable energy and a love of Charlestown’s natural environment.

Peter is the third generation of his family to work the Gardner farm in Charlestown, and his family’s history in New England goes back over 400 years. Peter also has had the opportunity to travel extensively, returning to the town where he grew up when his employer allowed him to work remotely from anywhere. In the high-elevation wilderness areas of the Rocky Mountains, Peter experienced some of the darkest, most star-filled skies in the country. He appreciates that Charlestown’s dark skies, where we can still see the Milky Way and objects in deep space, are truly exceptional along the East Coast, and Peter wants to see them protected and promoted as some western towns have done. While living in Boulder, Colorado, he became deeply inspired by Boulder’s “Open Space and Mountain Parks Acquisition Plan” through which the city has protected thousands of acres for ecological conservation, agriculture, passive recreation, urban shaping, and scenic beauty. Peter has decided to get involved because Charlestown’s beautiful natural setting is at the root of our community identity and he believes we need to continue to protect our farms and open space to provide refuges for native plants and animals and provide a place for people to continue to enjoy the natural world.
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Education
> MS in Marketing, magna cm laude, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
> BA in Communications, cm laude, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI
> BS in Film & Media, cm laude with a minor in Spanish, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI
> Chariho High School, Richmond, RI
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Professional Experience
> Quality Assurance and Compliance Specialist, Boulder, CO
> Operations Manager and Logistics Analyst, CMAC, Las Vegas/Boston/Chicago
> Underwriting Account Manager, ICAT Managers, Broomfield, CO
> Production Support Analyst, ICAT Managers, Boulder, CO
> Chief Marketing Officer and Operations Coordinator, LASHEA Manufacturing, Montgomery, AL
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Public Service
> Participant at annual river cleanups of the Pawcatuck River
> Work to eliminate invasive species in Charlestown, such as Japanese Barberry, Multiflora Rose, and Winged Euonymus
> Seasonal Lifeguard (seven years), Misquamicut State Beach, Westerly, RI
> Public service projects associated with becoming a Gold Palm Eagle Scout
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Personal
> Peter loves the outdoors and adventure. He was a cross country/track runner at Chariho. He has kayaked the entirety of the Wood, Pawcatuck, and Chipuxet Rivers; hiked Rhode Island’s North South Trail; hiked the 495-mile Colorado Trail; made ascents of all 48 of New Hampshire’s 4,000-foot mountains; climbed 45 of Colorado’s 14,000 foot mountains; climbed 22 of the highest 100 peaks in the USA; climbed 26 of the United States’ highest points; visited 35 US National Parks; and spent five months on a road trip from Johannesburg, South Africa to Cairo, Egypt. Locally, you’ll find him playing in the spring and fall at the Disc Golf Course in Ninigret Park.
> In his spare time, Peter has started a fruit orchard at the family farm and is improving soil health and removing invasive species as part of a plan to make agriculture sustainable on his land.

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Dedication to civil and open government, and a passion for protecting those assets that make Charlestown such a unique and treasured place to live.

08/09/2022

Lisa served on the Planning Commission from 2019 to 2020 where she worked on Charlestown’s Comprehensive Plan and advocated for Charlestown’s environment and beautiful small town character. As a resident of the western edge of Charlestown, Lisa has a front row seat on the large granite quarry just over the border in Westerly and the effect that bad land use planning can have on neighbors and natural resources. Lisa works as a Planner at Electric Boat and has lived in Charlestown for six years.
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When looking to become first-time homeowners, Lisa and her husband searched for over a year and a half to find the right community to build their life together. “We were looking for a town with charm and safety, but we found much more than that in Charlestown. We are thrilled to be residents of this beautiful community; we love this town and hope to live here for all the decades until retirement and beyond.” As a resident of the western edge of Charlestown, Lisa has a front row seat on the current operations at the large granite quarry just over the border in Westerly and the effect that bad land use planning can have on neighbors and natural resources. Lisa was an appointed member of the Planning Commission in 2019, serving until November 2020, where she participated in the writing of Charlestown’s Comprehensive Plan, which guides land use in the town for the next 20 years. “As a person who came of age at the millennium, my point of reference for the future is at least 40 years ahead. The Comprehensive Plan lays out the future of our town. For me, the future is not an abstraction; the future is where I will live. I know in the decades ahead there will be change in Charlestown. As a member of the Planning Commission I will work to promote preservation of natural resources, to manage growth, and to do my best to help Charlestown remain a place where residents, including me, will love to live.”

Lisa is a Planner at General Dynamics Electric Boat. The job of a Mechanical Detail Planner is not the same as a Land Use Planner, but the skills needed to do both jobs well are very similar. Lisa’s spatial skills are an asset in reviewing buildings, and site plans. In her work at Electric Boat, Lisa plans submarines. “In my job I receive detailed blueprints from engineers and translate these into parts and materials lists and building processes in order to transform these plans into a finished submarine.”

Lisa feels privileged to live here and wants to give back and participate as much as she can in the life of our town. We are excited to welcome Lisa back to the elected Planning Commission.
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Education
> General Dynamics Electric Boat, extensive technical training in reading blueprints, computer aided design drawings/models, electrical wiring, and welding
> Coventry, RI, High School Diploma
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Professional Experience
> Mechanical Detail Planner, Electric Boat, Groton, CT
> Production Control Planner, Electric Boat, Groton, CT
> Supervising Welder, Safety Advisor, Electric Boat, Groton, CT
> Welder, Electric Boat, Groton, CT
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Public Service
> Charlestown Planning Commission, 2019 – 2020
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Personal
Lisa is married to Nick St. Godard, who also works for General Dynamics. Lisa and Nick live with their rescued dogs and cats and spend their free time working on projects large and small in their home and on their land.

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Dedication to civil and open government, and a passion for protecting those assets that make Charlestown such a unique and treasured place to live.

08/05/2022

Ann, the fourth generation of her family to live in Charlestown, grew up loving Charlestown’s beaches, ponds, forests and star-filled skies. She has an MBA in Finance and over 33 years of investment management and analysis experience with major banks. Ann feels privileged to live in Charlestown with its amazing natural and cultural resources and she will work to protect those resources for future generations. Ann listens intently and will strive to translate our residents’ true desires for Charlestown into actions that achieve their vision.
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Ann and her husband have lived all over the country over the course of their married life but decided to make Charlestown their permanent home to be with family, friends, and neighbors earlier this year. Ann, the fourth generation of her family to live in Charlestown, has over 33 years of experience in financial analysis and investment management and has served in senior executive positions in some of our nation’s largest banks. During her career, Ann developed an ability to discover and understand her clients’ values and aspirations and translate those into investments that benefited both her clients and society. She understands, through our community’s response to the Town-Wide Survey, that Charlestown’s natural resources are most valued by those who live here. She will use her skills to create, through participation on the Town Council, a town government that achieves that vision. Her financial experience will assure that the town is well run and her scientific background will assist her in protecting our diverse coastal and inland resources that sustain wildlife, provide amazing recreational opportunities, and make our town such a wonderful place to live.

Ann has deep roots in Charlestown and currently lives in a house built by her mother, next door to a house built by her great-grandfather. She is thrilled to return here full-time. Having spent her vacations here from childhood, Ann loves Charlestown’s beaches, ponds, forests and star-filled skies. Her two adult children are “both proud attendees of Frosty Drew nature camp and skilled sailors, and the 5th generation of our family devoted to this beautiful spot we call home.” Ann lived most recently in Oregon, where climate change is resulting in more severe wildfires. She understands the need to plan ahead to mitigate climate change impacts in Charlestown. Ann has decided to become actively involved to protect Charlestown’s way of life and its natural resources for future generations.
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Education
>MBA in Finance, Member of Beta Gamma Sigma, the International Business Honor Society, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
>BS in Zoology, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
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Professional Experience
>Senior Vice President and Senior Portfolio Manager, US Bank, Portland, OR
>Senior Vice President and Senior Portfolio Manager, US Trust, Portland, OR
>Vice President and Portfolio Manager, Harris Bank, Phoenix, AZ
>Associate, Yale Endowment, New Haven, CT
>Consultant, Andersen Consulting, Milwaukee, WI
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Public Service
>Ninigret Park Dog Park Subcommittee (2022 – present)
>Board Member, Camp Ukandu, Portland, OR, a camp for children battling childhood and adolescent cancer
>Member of Ad hoc Investment Committee, Foundation for Women and Girls with Blood Disorders
>Art director, Camp Honor, Phoenix, AZ, a camp for children with inherited bleeding disorders
>Volunteer, Audubon Society
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Personal
Ann and her husband, Mike Recht, have two adult daughters, one who lives in Philadelphia, PA, and one in Bloomington, IN. Prior to the pandemic, Ann and Mike enjoyed travel and are avid skiers in the winter and beach goers in the summer. In addition, Ann enjoys cooking, gardening, and watercolor.
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Dedication to civil and open government, and a passion for protecting those assets that make Charlestown such a unique and treasured place to live.

07/30/2022

Josh is a 15-year resident of Charlestown. He is a Doctor of Pharmacy and is Chief Compliance Officer for the RI Board of Pharmacy at the RI Department of Health. He started his first small business after graduate school and now is co-owner and manager of a veterinary clinic in Connecticut. Josh brings a broad range of management experience to the Town Council where he will work to ensure that Charlestown remains a town with low taxes and abundant natural resources where his own young children and future generations will want to live.
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While many of us went into lock-down in the spring of 2020, Joshua Vallee went to work at the Rhode Island Department of Health as part of the Covid treatment team on Monoclonal Antibody use. A Doctor of Pharmacy, Josh is the lead investigator for the Rhode Island Board of Pharmacy on matters ranging from inspections of compounding pharmacies to losses and theft of controlled substances from the healthcare system. Josh is grounded in physical work too, earning money after graduate school with his own business pouring residential concrete foundations. And Josh also manages a small business as co-owner of a veterinary clinic. Josh brings a broad range of management experience to the governance of Charlestown.

Josh moved to Charlestown because he loves the rural lifestyle that Charlestown offers and because it is a wonderful place to raise his two children. Josh has a demanding job, manages a small business, and operates a small farm with animals, but he has stepped forward to serve on the Town Council to ensure that Charlestown remains a town with abundant natural resources where his own children and future generations will want to live. Josh is concerned about the expansion of existing quarries and sand and gravel operations, which clear forest and blast bedrock, shake foundations and impact wetlands, groundwater, and air quality. He believes we are fortunate to live in one of the most beautiful communities on the East Coast, but to protect that, Josh believes we need to continue to conserve land for hiking trails and access to the Pawcatuck River in order to protect our drinking water, preserve wildlife habitat, and protect dark skies, all of which will support our economy in the long term.
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Education
>Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI
>BS with a concentration in Anatomy and Cell Physiology, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC
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Professional Experience
>Chief Compliance Officer, Rhode Island Board of Pharmacy, Rhode Island Department of Health, Providence, RI
>Clinical Staff Pharmacist, Lawrence + Memorial Hospital, New London, CT
>Clinical Staff Pharmacist, Westerly Hospital, Westerly, RI
>Pharmacy Operations Manager, Lawrence + Memorial Hospital/Dana Faber Cancer Center, New London, CT
>Connecticut and Rhode Island Pharmacist Licenses
>Current co-owner, Groton Ledyard Veterinary Hospital, Ledyard, CT, a 20-employee, small animal veterinary clinic
>Past owner, StickMan Construction, Coventry, RI, a residential construction services company (concrete foundations, decorative concrete and framing)
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Public Service
>Soccer coach, youth soccer team
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Personal
Josh and his wife Patricia have two young children. Patricia is a veterinarian and the family has a small farm in northwestern Charlestown with horses, goats, dogs and cats. The entire family, including the children, love to hike, and they have enjoyed exploring all of Charlestown’s and other trails in South County.

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