Digital Free Press offers moderated debate on the issues at Scottsdale City Council
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The Digital Free Press is hosting a debate among Scottsdale City Council candidates ‘High Noon’ Tuesday, Sept. 26, at City Hall, 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd.
The focus of the Digital Free Press is journalism, where journalists are not advocates of issues, purveyors of right or wrong but rather a company focused on seeking the truth no matter the outcome. The Digital Free Press reports the Community Updates.
The ‘High Noon’ Scottsdale City Council debate will be moderated by Terrance Thornton, founder of the Digital Free Press.
“This debate — and it will be a debate with critical questions and opportunities for candidate retorts — presents an opportune moment for voters to engage with the candidates and form informed decisions regarding their votes in the forthcoming general election,” Mr. Thornton said in a prepared statement.
“We are committed to offering an impartial forum for the candidates to express their perspectives and plans for Scottsdale’s future.”
The debate is a scheduled for noon to 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26 featuring four (4) candidates for Scottsdale City Council seeking two (2) seats:
- Tammy Caputi
- Tom Durham
- Adam Kwasman
- Maryann McAllen
Of Note: Jan Dubauskas was elected outright at the primary and will take office in January 2025.
Digital Free Press offers moderated debate on the issues at Scottsdale City Council
The Digital Free Press is bound by three principles: equitable access to information, honesty in all dealings internal and external, and the regular generation of local journalism that matters. The Digital Free Press is an organization of journalists — for journalists — to serve the public well.
“The Scottsdale City Council holds substantial influence over the lives of its residents, and it is imperative that voters have the opportunity to engage with the candidates and inquire about their positions,” Mr. Thornton emphasized.
“Our hope is that this debate will empower voters to make informed decisions when casting their ballots.”
Do you have questions or topics you would like to see explored at the High Noon debate? If so, email them directly to Mr. Thornton at tfthornton@arizonadigitalfreepress.com.
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- To deliver unbiased City Hall reporting that matters to local residents;
- To provide the Phoenix, Scottsdale and Mesa business community a neutral source for information and commentary; and
- To provide a digital content platform for local journalists to provide content and be paid a fee in addition to revenue generated from page views.
