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Thomas LeGault Withdraws Candidacy for Flagler County Commission Amid Debt Claims

January 30, 2020 | FlaglerLive | 14 Comments

Tommy LeGault

Thomas LeGault, owner of a discount-card business called Savor Flagler, withdrew his candidacy for Flagler County Commission a week after revelations that he was being sued by a radio station for unpaid bills and pursued by Flagler Palm Coast High School for a debt he owned the school’s cheerleading team.

WNZF Sues County Commission Candidate Tommy LeGault Over Unpaid Bills; He Owes FPC’s Cheerleaders Money They Raised Months Ago

January 17, 2020 | FlaglerLive | 27 Comments

Tommy LeGault

Tommy LeGault, running for a Flagler County Commission seat as a small-business advocate, owes WNZF nearly $5,000 for infomercials he aired, owes FPC’s cheerleaders $1,000, and twice faced eviction in the last three years.

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