Campaign Thank You

February 11, 2011

It’s been over a year since I began my campaign to be an At-Large member of the Indianapolis City-County Council and I am both thankful and humbled by all the support I have received. As I move towards slating on Saturday February 12 I’d like to say “thank you” to my amazing supporters – John Barth

Barth for Council Supporters Include: Don Banning, John Barnes, Trustee Jeff Bennett, Annette Biesecker, Fred Biesecker, Trustee Russell Brown, Constable Terry Burns, Steve Campbell, Scott Chinn, Cindy Collier, State Rep. Bill Crawford, Brian Crist, Kathy Davis, State Rep. Ed DeLaney, John Dillon, Marco Dominguez, Carl Drummer, Mike Edmondson, Councilor Monroe Gray, Greg Hahn, Katie Carlson, Surveyor Debra Jenkins, Lacy Johnson, Jon Laramore, Andy Miller, Ed Mahern, Councilor Angela Mansfield, Venita J. Moore, Doran Moreland, Councilor Mary Moriarty-Adams, Wayne Moss, Assessor Joseph O’Connor, Constable John O’Hara, Vop Osili, State Rep. Greg Porter, State Rep. Cherrish Pryor, Trustee Frank T. Short, Joe Smith, Jr., State Rep. Mary Ann Sullivan, Senator Greg Taylor, Steve Terrell, Kip Tew, Constable Joe Turner, Constable Paul Tuttle, Recorder Julie Voorhies, JC Welch


    John Recognized by Martin Luther King Community Center

    January 14, 2011

    The Martin Luther King Community Center has honored John and five other local leaders with the 2011 Living the Legacy Award for his work in the community.  The awards were presented during the Center’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, held at the Indiana Historical Society from 10 to 4 on Monday January 17.  You can read the MLKCC’s press release here: MLKCC Award Press Release 1-13-11


    Barth Campaign Neighborhood Meetings

    November 14, 2010

    The residents of Marion County live in neighborhoods that are unique, from the community assets they posses to the people who live there. During the fall of 2010, the Barth for Council Campaign is hosting a series of meetings with neighbors across Indianapolis to hear ideas on how our neighborhoods can be strengthened to ensure we have safe places to work, live, play, and enjoy family.


    Families Turn Out for Campaign Event

    July 20, 2010

    Thank you to everyone who came out to support the John Barth for City/County Council event – “Families for Barth” – that took place on July 18, 2010 at the home of Kate Bova. Despite a surprise rainstorm, the event had a great turnout and the weather cleared to allow the kids to play outside. Special thanks to the event co-sponsors Kate Bova, Kelly Ivcevich Noga, Robert Shea, Bent & Natalie (Carter) Auberry, and Angie Ziliak. 


    Safe Routes to School Program

    April 24, 2010

    The following link is to a blog posting from U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood on his visit to the “walking school bus” that John and his family are a part of most every school day. The first photo (also copied below) is of John walking with Secretary LaHood discussing targeting federal dollars to local livability issues such as “rails to trails” programs. Read the blog here.


    Campaign Event Set for April 11 @ Brugge Brasserie

    March 7, 2010

    We are excited to announce that the next campaign event to support the John Barth for City/County Council Campaign will be held at another great locally-owned business:

    Time: 3:00 – 5:00

    Date: Sunday April 11, 2010

    Co-Hosts: Joe Smith Jr., Taylor Kumler, Kelley Teller, Melanie Priest, Liz Pinnick, and Kate Shoup

    Location: Brugge Brasserie – 1011 East Westfield Boulevard (in Broad Ripple)

    Suggested donations are $25, $50, $75

    For more information, please email: votebarth@hotmail.com or check out our flyer: VoteBarthCouncilEvent4-11.

    *You must be at least 21 to enter Brugge Brasserie


    Campaign Event Set for January 30, 2010

    December 21, 2009

    You are invited to attend an event to support the John Barth for City/County Council (at-large) Campaign featuring live music from the Foster Grants

    Time: 7:00 – 9:00

    Date: Saturday, January 30, 2010

    Place: The Melody Inn (3826 N. Illinois)

    Your event co-hosts are: Phil Golobish, Lauren Stanisic, Anna Proctor, Ratchel Criss, and Amanda Haury

    Special low cost event – suggested donations are $5, $10, $15, $20

    For more information, please email: votebarth@hotmail.com

    *You must be at least 21 to enter the Melody Inn


    New Web Site Launched

    November 22, 2009

    The John Barth for City/County Council campaign has launched a revamped web site. The site now includes social media connectivity, easier navigation, a donation tab, and a look that reflects the campaign’s forward thinking policies. Check out our revamped web site at votebarth.com.


    Kickoff Event a Success!

    October 17, 2009

    Thanks to everyone who attended our John Barth for City/County Council kickoff event. The event, held on Sunday, October 25, at the Melody Inn Reception Hall, was an exciting and energetic start to our campaign. John spoke about his vision for a campaign focused on the heart of our city – its great neighborhoods. John is building his campaign on policies that support our neighborhoods through economic development, building connectivity, and encouraging all our citizens to be engaged, activated neighbors

    Supporters Chat John speaks at kick off. Families for Barth

    Thanks also to the event co-costs for their support: Cindy Collier, Pat Collier, Kate Bova, Alexander O’Neill, Shiv O’Neill, Wayne Moss, Mary Jo Moss, Janet McCabe, Jon Laramore, Jason Edwards, Victoria Pardue Edwards, Jim Barth, Lisa Barth, Melanie Priest, Anna Proctor, and Andrew Vento.

    And a final thank you to our good friends at the “The Flying Cupcake” bakery for supplying the great treats and the Melody Inn Reception Hall for the space.

    Visit votebarth.com for updates on upcoming events, “friend” us on Facebook, and “follow” us on Twitter.


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