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'''Wil Jones''' (born c. [[1988]]) is freelance video  and audio production engineer and a candidate for [[Birmingham City Council District 3]] in the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election]].
'''Wil Jones''' (born [[1987]]) is freelance video  and audio production engineer and a candidate for [[Birmingham City Council District 3]] in the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election]].


Jones was home-schooled through the [[East Lake United Methodist Church Academy]]. As a videographer he recorded meetings of the City Council during [[2008]] and [[2009]]. As a City Council candidate he is running on a platform of improving education, public safety, fiscal responsibility and neighborhood involvement.
Jones was home-schooled through the [[East Lake United Methodist Church Academy]]. As a videographer he has recorded meetings of the City Council since [[2006]]. As a City Council candidate Jones is running on a platform of improving education, public safety, fiscal responsibility and neighborhood involvement.


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Revision as of 14:55, 17 August 2009

Wil Jones (born 1987) is freelance video and audio production engineer and a candidate for Birmingham City Council District 3 in the 2009 Birmingham City Council election.

Jones was home-schooled through the East Lake United Methodist Church Academy. As a videographer he has recorded meetings of the City Council since 2006. As a City Council candidate Jones is running on a platform of improving education, public safety, fiscal responsibility and neighborhood involvement.

References

  • "Birmingham City Council elections: District 3 candidate Wil Jones." (August 13, 2009) Birmingham News

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