Matt Wahila
Town of Union Councilperson Candidate
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The world is changing and the Town of Union needs to change with it. He will work with our local and state officials to help bring new industry to the Town creating jobs and raising the tax base. He believes “Smart Energy” technology development is an exciting opportunity to help revitalize our community and plans to use his extensive experience and connections to attract new renewable energy businesses and industry to our Town. He also will create new opportunities for children, reinvesting in our community and making it a place that people can and want to stay and raise a family. He was born and raised, and still lives, in Endwell. His family has lived in this area for several generations and worked at Endicott Johnson in its heyday. He has strong connections to our past, but is ready to lead us into the future with a fresh, innovative approach to the issues facing the Town of Union. He is supported by the wonderful education he received here, first in the Maine-Endwell schools, and finally at Binghamton University where he graduated with a Ph.D in Physics, and is soon to be working with a former advisor on a U.S. Department of Defense grant. He is young and energetic and more than willing to tackle the issues facing residents in the Town of Union.
The world is changing and the Town of Union needs to change with it. He will work with our local and state officials to help bring new industry to the Town creating jobs and raising the tax base. He believes “Smart Energy” technology development is an exciting opportunity to help revitalize our community and plans to use his extensive experience and connections to attract new renewable energy businesses and industry to our Town. He also will create new opportunities for children, reinvesting in our community and making it a place that people can and want to stay and raise a family. He was born and raised, and still lives, in Endwell. His family has lived in this area for several generations and worked at Endicott Johnson in its heyday. He has strong connections to our past, but is ready to lead us into the future with a fresh, innovative approach to the issues facing the Town of Union. He is supported by the wonderful education he received here, first in the Maine-Endwell schools, and finally at Binghamton University where he graduated with a Ph.D in Physics, and is soon to be working with a former advisor on a U.S. Department of Defense grant. He is young and energetic and more than willing to tackle the issues facing residents in the Town of Union.
