This week on Sunday Journal, Attorney John “Jack” Carey outlines his run for the District Attorney seat, now that current DA Michael O’Keefe has announced he will not seek a sixth term. Carey says that he will continue programs lead by O’Keefe including services for those with mental illnesses, and assistance for veterans.
Sunday Journal – Attorney John “Jack” Carey Outlines Run for District Attorney
February 4, 2022
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