but certainly our esteemed sheriff was an impartial
enforcer of the law when he took those cards on behalf
of his now fiancee/then city council candidate Kris
Reiter...

erin stojan
dayton's bluff
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http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/news/9138971.htm

Posted on Tue, Jul. 13, 2004 
Fletcher, Reiter will marry

Relationship had been issue in St. Paul City Council
race

BY TIM NELSON

Pioneer Press

Eight months after they said they were only friends, a
prominent St. Paul political couple have decided to
tie the knot.

"On July Fourth, under the fireworks at the Taste of
Minnesota, during the grand finale, I asked her if she
would marry me," Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher
said Monday of his bride-to-be, Kris Reiter. "As I
held the ring out, the fireworks were very loud and
noisy, so I couldn't hear it but I presume, from the
tears in her eyes, she said, 'yes.' "

Reiter, 33, ran unsuccessfully for the St. Paul City
Council seat of her father, Jim Reiter, who died of a
heart attack while seeking re-election in the 5th Ward
last year.

Reiter and Fletcher, who managed Reiter's campaign,
were the subject of intense speculation during the
run-up to Election Day. She had formerly served as the
sheriff's executive assistant and as policy director
for his department.

Questions about their relationship intensified after
an Oct. 29 candidate forum in which a comment card
submitted anonymously by an audience member � and read
aloud by the moderator � suggested that the two had a
personal relationship.

[[complete article at http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/news/9138971.htm]]


                
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