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24 years of public service end for Ray Judah

Lee County Commissioner Ray Judah, center, makes the rounds Wednesday prior to the start of county commission meetings where he spoke to Boston Red Sox CEO Mike Dee, just to his right, and others. The County commissioners heard final presentations on four potential sites for the new Red Sox stadium as well as public comment before making a final decision on Wednesday. Michel Fortier/Staff

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Lee County Commissioner Ray Judah, center, makes the rounds Wednesday prior to the start of county commission meetings where he spoke to Boston Red Sox CEO Mike Dee, just to his right, and others. The County commissioners heard final presentations on four potential sites for the new Red Sox stadium as well as public comment before making a final decision on Wednesday. Michel Fortier/Staff

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  • From left; Bob Janes, Lee County Commissioner, Ray Judah, Lee County commissioner, Rich Boehne, E.W. Scripps president and chief executive officer, Bill Burleigh, chairman of E.W. Scripps Company, Donna Fiala, Collier County commissioner, Bill Barnett, city of Naples mayor, Mark Contreras, senior vice president/newspapers of EW Scripps, Chris Doyle, president of the Naples News Media Group and publisher of the Naples Daily News, break ground for the Naples Daily News building on Feb. 28, 2008 at the site on Immokalee Road. Lexey Swall-Bobay/Naples Daily News
  • Lee County Commissioner Ray Judah, center, makes the rounds Wednesday prior to the start of county commission meetings where he spoke to Boston Red Sox CEO Mike Dee, just to his right, and others. The County commissioners heard final presentations on four potential sites for the new Red Sox stadium as well as public comment before making a final decision on Wednesday. Michel Fortier/Staff
  • Shortly after discovering Ray Judah was reelected as Lee County Commissioner in district 3, he and wife, Kristen Judah, sat down for an interview with News Channel 2 as family and friends gathered behind them at Judah's home in South Fort Myers. Jennifer Whitney/ staff
  • Lee County Board of County Commissioners Ray Judah, right, pats Bonita Springs Public Works employee Daryl Walk on the shoulder during the groundbreaking ceremony for the Three Oaks Parkway South Extension while Bonita Springs city council member Martha Simons, left, looks on. The ceremony, which was held to celebrate the groundbreaking of three two-year road projects estimated to cost around $50 million, took place south of East Terry Street on Imperial Street in Bonita Springs Wednesday morning. Cary Edmondson/Staff
  • David Vargas, left, congratulates Kristen and Ray Judah, Lee county Commisioner District 3, on his victory against challenger Jake Slot at his home in Ft. Myers Tuesday. Incumbent Ray Judah defeated challenger Jake Slot nearly 2-1 to add four more years to his term. Erik Kellar/Staff
  • (030705NS-Memorial.dsw) from left, Lee County Commisioner Ray Judah, Bonita Springs Councilman Bob Wagner, Bonita Springs Mayor Paul Pass take moment of silence in front of wreath as memorial for 5 people killed from fireworks explosion after Bonita Springs parade on 7/4/03. David wallace/ Staff
  • EstChamber Bonita local 5-30 After being named Person of the year by the Estero Chamber of Commerce Lee County Commissioner Ray Judah hugs Meg Judge, chairman of the Estero Chamber. Judah was named the person of the year at the annual luncheon held Thursday at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point. Cameron Gillie/Staff
  • Algenol Biofuels co-founders Craig Smith, from left, and Paul Woods, along with Congerssman Connie Mack and Lee County Commissioners Tammy Hall and Ray Judah, right, cut the ribbon during the grand opening of Algenol Biofuels on Tuesday morning in Fort Myers. Algenol, an industrial biotechnology company that creates ethanol from algae, received a $10 million incentive grant from the Lee County Board of Commissioners to help build the 40,000 square foot facility. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Lee County commissioners this afternoon voted to terminate without cause the employment of County Manager Don Stilwell. Commission Chairman Ray Judah, center, says he doesn't see a way for board members and Stilwell to continue their professional relationship after Stilwell kept racy e-mails on his work computer. Stilwell apologized for his actions late last week. Lexey Swall-Bobay/Staff
  • Shortly after discovering Judah was reelected as Lee County Commissioner in district 3, friend Carl Conley (left) congratulates Ray Judah (center) at Judah's home in South Fort Myers. Scott Johnson, left, and his son, Jacob Johnson, 9 share in the celebration. Jennifer Whitney/ staff

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