Rock And Roll Hall Of Famer To Perform At Fundraiser

Debbie Campbell for City Council Event to Feature Music, Local Business

What: Campbell for City Council Fundraiser

When: Friday, March 15, 6:00 p.m.

Where: Chesapeake East501 W. Main Street, Salisbury

Jimmy Merchant of the ‘50s doo-wop group Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers will headline a fundraiser for Debbie Campbell for City Council. For a suggested contribution of $20, community members can enjoy a live performance by a music legend, best known for the hit “Why Do Fools Fall in Love?.” They can also learn about Debbie’s service to Salisbury as Council Vice President and her vision for Salisbury’s future, and meet neighbors who share this vision.

Local business YUM! Fresh Local Café will provide food and beverages (not included in ticket price). Trilogy and Moonstruck Music will also perform. Guests may also take part in 3rd Friday, an art and entertainment event on Main Street in Downtown Salisbury.

About Debbie Campbell

During her service on the Council, Debbie has:

· Worked to improve safety for the Onley-Bateman intersection

· Served on the Mayor’s Crime Task Force, contributing to the development of the city’s successful Safe Streets initiative

· Forced action to adequately compensate local police officers, which increased public safety by retaining seasoned officers

· Saved $400,000 in taxpayer funds on a fire department grant

· Increased transparency by making documents public

· Led the discussion that led to a better outcome for the River’s Edge project on Fitzwater Street, resulting in a planned art gallery and studio space with 100 affordable live-work units for local artisans.

For more information on Debbie’s accomplishments, visit www.Campbell4Salisbury.com

Authority, Shawn Thomas, Treasurer