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I've lived in Darby Borough, Pennsylvania since the day I was born. Darby is a Hometown that anyone could wish for. Settled by Quakers before our Nation, its rich history, close families, friends and neighbors have formed and shaped many lives. Only 8 tenths of a square mile, it is more densely populated than the City of Brotherly Love, its next door neighbor. At the age of 18, I first "officially" jumped into the world of Darby politics. However, I have worked in 74 elections since I was the ripe old age of 10! At the age of 26, with 4 small children, I was elected as the youngest council member ever in Darby. I ran as a Democrat in an all Republican town and actually won! I stayed on the Council for 10 years and then ran for Mayor in 1997. I was then elected the first female Mayor and the youngest again... Now at the age of 48, I am throwing my hat in the ring once more, and running for Mayor of Darby in the 2009 General Election in November....

Friday, February 20, 2009

Paula Brown - Accepted into the 2009 Pennsylvania Progressive Leaders Fellowship

Paula Brown was nominated and accepted into the Center for Progressive Leaders 2009 Fellowship

With over 350 applicants, Paula was one of a few select group of 60 that were chosen.

CPL is a national political training intstitute dedicated to developing the next generation of progressive political leaders. As CPL’s flagship state, Pennsylvania has become a model for effectively recruiting and developing emerging political leaders over the long term.

The Pennsylvania Political Leaders Fellowship is a 9-month, program that focuses on providing the long-term resources and skills necessary for emerging leaders to become powerful political advocates for their communities.

CPL Pennsylvania continues to expand the palate of statewide and localized political leadership development programs all aimed at providing individuals with the skills, resources, and relationships needed to become effective political leaders.


Elected in 1987 as a Darby Borough councilmember, Paula went on to serve as Mayor from 1998 to 2006. She is now returning as a Democrat candidate for Mayor in the upcoming 2009 May Primary election.

Upon her completion as a Pennsylvania Fellow for the Center for Progressive Leaders, Paula will gain the necessary knowledge through intensive training to effectively lead Darby Borough in the right direction for the betterment of the borough.

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