Barrineau announces candidacy for Linden mayor

Kenneth BarrineauLong time Linden citizen Kenneth Barrineau has announced his candidacy for the office of mayor in Linden. For over 56 years, Barrineau has lived in Linden. His wife is Linden native Joyce Wingate Barrineau. They raised their children Derrick, Dana, and David in Linden. Barrineau graduated from Linden High School. He proudly served in the U. S. Navy, and then worked for Bell South for 30 years. He and his son Derrick have operated their telecommunications business, Your Source Communications, Inc., from Linden for over 16 years. Barrineau is a member of Linden Baptist Church.

“My motivation to seek the mayor’s office is simple: I believe in Linden,” offers Barrineau.  “I believe that Linden should be a town that prospers.  I believe that Linden should be a town that offers a safe and high quality of living. I believe that Linden can be proud of its history and optimistic about its future.  I believe that Linden needs hard work and leadership in City Hall that can take our community to better times.  I believe that Linden’s best days are ahead.”

“In serving as mayor of Linden, my efforts will be focused on working to revitalize our downtown area, attracting businesses to Linden, and ensuring that our city services perform at optimal levels for our citizens,” says Kenneth Barrineau.

“Linden is at a critical junction now.  Our town needs vision and leadership more than ever.  I pledge honest, hard work to our citizens.”

“I encourage voters to share their ideas with me on Facebook: Barrineau For Mayor or email me directly at BarrineauForMayor@gmail.com,” notes Barrineau.  “I thank citizens of Linden for their consideration and support.”

“I believe in Linden,” confirms Barrineau.

Linden city elections will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 23. Voting will take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Cornerstone Church, 702 7th Avenue East, Linden.  Absentee voting begins on Tuesday, July 26.  The last day to apply for an absentee ballot is Aug. 18.  The last day to return a hand-delivered absentee ballot is August 22nd by 5pm.  Absentee ballots must be postmarked by Aug. 22 and received by 12 noon. Any necessary election run-offs will be held on Tuesday, October 4.