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Cordova man seeks Southeast Islands House seat July 29

Producer: Ed Schoenfeld

The challenger in Southeast's District 5 House race says he wants to focus on ferries, fisheries and finances. Cordova Democrat Robert Beedle hopes to win the seat held by Haines Republican Representative Bill Thomas. The incumbent has a similar agenda. The race is to represent small cities and villages from eastern Prince William Sound to southern Southeast. Those communities include Metlakatla, Craig, Klawock, Kake, Angoon, Hoonah, Skagway and Yakutat. Beedle is a member of Cordova's City Council and a director of the town's telephone cooperative. He's also been part of organizations from the local Moose Lodge to the NRA to Cordova District Fishermen United.

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