Taking a victory lap: Community members gather to celebrate mayor’s re-election
Dan Anderson, right, of Shepherdstown, gets a cup of wine from Janice Strother, of Shepherdstown, who manned the bar during Mayor Jim Auxer's Re-election Victory Party on Saturday night.
Mayor Jim Auxer, right, chats with Delegate John Doyle during his Re-election Victory Party on Saturday night. The election party was the first given in the mayor's honor in his nine terms in office.
Margarita Edmondson, owner of Catering by Margarita in Charles Town, caters the social-distanced summer party. This was the first party Edmondson has provided dinner service for since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Edmondson followed current health regulations, by wearing a face shield and gloves, and serving single-touch foods, such as blackened shrimp and scallion skewers, melon-wrapped prosciutto skewers and cheese tortellini with pesto and grape tomato skewers.
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Mayor Jim Auxer greets a group of friends and supporters, during his Re-election Victory Party at the home of Wayne Bronson and Brenda Thorne, at 104 West New Street, on Saturday evening.
- Dan Anderson, right, of Shepherdstown, gets a cup of wine from Janice Strother, of Shepherdstown, who manned the bar during Mayor Jim Auxer’s Re-election Victory Party on Saturday night.
- Mayor Jim Auxer, right, chats with Delegate John Doyle during his Re-election Victory Party on Saturday night. The election party was the first given in the mayor’s honor in his nine terms in office.
- Margarita Edmondson, owner of Catering by Margarita in Charles Town, caters the social-distanced summer party. This was the first party Edmondson has provided dinner service for since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Edmondson followed current health regulations, by wearing a face shield and gloves, and serving single-touch foods, such as blackened shrimp and scallion skewers, melon-wrapped prosciutto skewers and cheese tortellini with pesto and grape tomato skewers.
Taking a victory lap: Community members gather to celebrate mayor’s re-election
Dan Anderson, right, of Shepherdstown, gets a cup of wine from Janice Strother, of Shepherdstown, who manned the bar during Mayor Jim Auxer's Re-election Victory Party on Saturday night.
Mayor Jim Auxer, right, chats with Delegate John Doyle during his Re-election Victory Party on Saturday night. The election party was the first given in the mayor's honor in his nine terms in office.
Margarita Edmondson, owner of Catering by Margarita in Charles Town, caters the social-distanced summer party. This was the first party Edmondson has provided dinner service for since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Edmondson followed current health regulations, by wearing a face shield and gloves, and serving single-touch foods, such as blackened shrimp and scallion skewers, melon-wrapped prosciutto skewers and cheese tortellini with pesto and grape tomato skewers.
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Mayor Jim Auxer greets a group of friends and supporters, during his Re-election Victory Party at the home of Wayne Bronson and Brenda Thorne, at 104 West New Street, on Saturday evening.
- Dan Anderson, right, of Shepherdstown, gets a cup of wine from Janice Strother, of Shepherdstown, who manned the bar during Mayor Jim Auxer’s Re-election Victory Party on Saturday night.
- Mayor Jim Auxer, right, chats with Delegate John Doyle during his Re-election Victory Party on Saturday night. The election party was the first given in the mayor’s honor in his nine terms in office.
- Margarita Edmondson, owner of Catering by Margarita in Charles Town, caters the social-distanced summer party. This was the first party Edmondson has provided dinner service for since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Edmondson followed current health regulations, by wearing a face shield and gloves, and serving single-touch foods, such as blackened shrimp and scallion skewers, melon-wrapped prosciutto skewers and cheese tortellini with pesto and grape tomato skewers.
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