Katz, Sesma, and Marraffa to the Gazette, "Jud and Cathy have put words into action."
“For some time Jud and Cathy have demonstrated a passion and commitment to maintaining the quality of life in Gaithersburg that we all expect and deserve. The platforms of all the candidates are remarkably similar but Jud and Cathy have put words into action. Their longstanding community activities and willingness to publicly share their opinions and ideas demonstrate that they are already working on behalf of all city residents.”
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Gazette chooses Drzyzgula and Ashman
Cathy Drzyzgula leads the pack… She brings the most knowledge of the City and is a top choice for the Council… Jud Ashman, 36, is Drzyzgula’s running mate and another sound pick. … his background on the issues is thorough and his close observation of city government gives him the footing to grow on the Council.
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read moreGazette Profile of Cathy Drzyzgula 10/10
Gaithersburg City Council candidate and longtime Olde Towne civic activist Cathy Drzyzgula said she never seriously considered running for office until this summer.
The turning point came in June when city government nearly ground to a halt when Mayor Sidney A. Katz threatened to veto the budget over a line-item for a homeownership assistance program, she said. Though a compromise was struck, Drzyzgula said it revealed a conflict behind the scenes
Gazette Profile of Jud Ashman 10/10
As Jud Ashman makes his second run for Gaithersburg City Council, his focus has shifted from controlled growth to government accountability.
He applauded his former running mate and current Councilman Michael A. Sesma’s contributions, including helping pass the city’s first Adequate Public Facilities ordinance, which sets infrastructure standards for development.