Elections poised to bring change to Johns Creek

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Elections poised to bring change to Johns Creek

Former Councilman Brian Weaver, left, and Councilman John Bradberry are competing in the Johns Creek mayors race. With a new mayor and four new city council members, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo courtesy of Student Leadership Sandy Springs.

A photo of Post 5 candidate Pablo Cecere. With a new mayor and four new city council members, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo courtesy Pablo Cecere

A photo of Post 3 candidate Cassandra Littlejohn. With a new mayor and four new city council members, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo courtesy Cassandra Littlejohn

A photo of Post 2 candidate Rashmi Singh. With a new mayor and four new city council members, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo courtesy Rashmi Singh

A photo of Post 5 candidate Larry Dibiasi. With a new mayor and four new city council members, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo Courtesy Larry Dibiasi

A photo of Post 3 candidate Anthony Shorter. With a new mayor and four new city council members, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo courtesy of Anthony Shorter

A photo of Post 3 candidate Bob Erramilla. With a new mayor and four new city council members poised to be elected Tuesday, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo courtesy Bob Erramilli

A photo of Post 2 candidate Stacy Skinner. With a new mayor and four new city council members poised to be elected Tuesday, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo courtesy Stacy Skinner

A photo of Post 1 candidate Dilip Tunki. With a new mayor and four new city council members poised to be elected Tuesday, change is assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo Courtesy Dilip Tunki

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Former Councilman Brian Weaver, left, and Councilman John Bradberry are competing in the Johns Creek mayors race. With a new mayor and four new city council members, change is all but assured in Johns Creek. The growing, affluent city incorporated in 2006, but the 11 candidates vying for the five positions atop the city’s power structure have different ideas on the city’s direction. Photo courtesy of Student Leadership Sandy Springs.

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