Christina Carroll confirms possible Williamsburg City Council run
Christina Carroll ’05 J.D. ’10 confirmed in an email to The Flat Hat that she is considering a possible bid for a seat on City Council.
Carroll currently serves as the manager of Institutional Advancement for the Muscarelle Museum of Art at the College of William and Mary.
Elections for Williamsburg City Council will be held on May 1. The five City Council members are elected at-large, each serving four year terms. Currently, the City Council consists of Mayor Clyde Haulman, Vice Mayor Paul Freiling ’83, council member Judith Knudson, council member Scott Foster ’10 J.D. ’14 and council member Douglas Pons.
Incumbents Haulman, Freiling and Knudson have all announced their own bids for City Council.
Carroll joins Felix Schapiro ’15 as a possible candidate for City Council.
Check back with The Flat Hat for more on this developing story.

Perspectives on Blowout: What to do, and why I want to remember it
I am appalled at the negative comments posted on here in response to DWhy The Office is Better Without Michael Scott
Well, your opinion is definitely in the minority, but I'm right thereDisappearance performance disappoints
I didn't call him a petulant child, I just said he was responding to cThe College’s apathetic epidemic
Geez, someone's bitter. Sometimes people's alarms don't go off, somet