Myrtle Beach City Council Candidates Clay Nance, Nissen Osterneck and Cynthia Powell all payed a visit to the Surfrider Foundation at October’s meeting at the “Playground” Cabana. These three candidates were not there vying for votes or making speeches, but rather learning what our organization does and listening to the issues we were addressing. Myrtle Beach City Council Candidates Clay Nance, Nissen Osterneck and Cynthia Powell all payed a visit to the Surfrider Foundation at October’s meeting at the “Playground” Cabana. Members, new members and guests crammed into the cabana for the meeting (usually held outside), to discuss upcoming events and issues.

Nissen Osterneck, a Surfrider member who visited the Surfrider Foundation last month, payed his second visit to the Cabana. Nissen has made preserving the city’s beaches and getting more young people involved in politics, his agenda. Cynthia Powell, who is a new Surfrider member and also the chairperson for the local chapter of the Sierra Club, made her first vist to a Surfrider meeting. Clay Nance, who has expressed his concerns about the downtown crime problems as well as coastal development issues, made his first visit to a Surfrider meeting. Nance attended the meeting with friend, and new Surfrider member, Jonathan Kresken, who is President of the Waccamaw Community Foundation, along with his son John.
These three candidates were not there vying for votes or making speeches, but rather learning what our organization does and listening to the issues we were addressing.
Surfrider would like to thank these candidates for their interests in our organization, but even more so for their interest in the our beaches, coastal water and coast line.

(to learn more about these candidates, visit….)
www.Vote4Nance.com
www.nissenosterneck.com