• By consolidating town jobs and shifting more responsibilities to the Town Supervisor the taxpayer pays $12,000 a year LESS now, under the new arrangement.

We Just Thought You Would Like to Know The Whole Truth!

Re-elect FRED NEWLIN for Town Supervisor

Do You Want Lewiston To Look Like This?

Neither Does Fred Newlin.

Fred will fight to preserve Lewiston's historic character and charm and insure that wise investments are made in our community and will focus on SMART growth.

Vote on November 3rd to Re-elect Fred Newlin. Vote to Protect our Lewiston.

Out of town interests look at Lewiston and see opportunity for financial gain. That's why they are pouring money into Steve Reiter's campaign. Reiter's position couldn't be more clear... he boasted to the Niagara Gazette on 10/29/09, “We need to spur housing development.”

Fred on the other hand rejects political favoritism and political cronyism and will fight to maintain Lewiston's character and quality of life.

• Lewiston's character and appeal is based in its historical charm
• More new homes puts a downward influence on the price of existing homes.
• Over-development strains our police and highway personnel, leading to higher taxes.
• More homes sharing the electric credit reduces the discount to existing homes.

On Election Day, November 3rd You Can Vote To .....

• Keep your town taxes low
• Keep local government transparent & accountable
• Keep your electric bill discount
• Keep Fred Newlin as Lewiston Town Supervisor

"I've been able to substantially increase the funding of programs that enhance our quality of life by growing non-taxpayer revenues, concurrently with cutting taxpayer taxes, and yet still provide and improve first class services to our residents."

- Fred Newlin

Lewiston is a better place to live because of Fred's vision to:

• Continue to fight developers who want to change the character of our Lewiston.
• Reconnect our neighborhoods with a first class trail system funded by the Power Authority and federal dollars.
• Promote and invest in ArtPark and annual festivals.
• Increase support or the Recreation programs
• Increase funding for the library and the Senior Center
• Encourage Arts & Historical programs for Lewiston & Sanborn