Municipal Election 2018: Caruso runs first campaign for public school board after being appointed

By: Robert Washburn | October 6, 2018

Public School Board Vice-chair Anthony Caruso is running his first campaign. Previously, he was appointed to the board after the resignation of Gord Gilchrist. He talks about his motivation to seek office, curriculum changes and budgets on Consider This Live. It is part of the Municipal Election series on Northumberland 89. FM,

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