Many contests noted in local Elections next Tuesday
There are many contests for local municipality and school board seats in this area at next Tuesday’s general election.
In Glenwood City, six people are on the ballot for the three open seats on the Glenwood City School board. The six are Nicole Miller, Cindy Drury, Amy Dopkins, Nate Simmons, Chuckie DeSmith and Sally Standaert. These six won the ballot position in the February 15th primary election that eliminated Carrie Klatt and Steve Davis. Their survey responses can be found on page 8 in this issue of the Tribune.
In the Boyceville School District, Amy Thorson is a write in candidate challenging incumbent school board members, Tim Sempf and Jeremy J. Mittlestadt.
In the Menomonie School District, seven people are seeking the three open seats on the board. They are: Dominique Stewart, Abe Smith, Scott Parker, Rachel Henderson, Jennifer Sakry and Brittany Weiker. David Styer has registered as a write-in candidate for the Menomonie School board.
Denise Monicken, Austin VanDamme, Carlene Dietzman and Jason Sykora are seeking the two open seats on the Baldwin-Woodville School board,
St. Croix County Board member from District 17 candidates are; Bob Swanepoel and Sean Lybert. District 17 includes the Town of Cylon. Town of Emerald, Town of Glenwood, Town of Forest, Town of Stanton, Village of Deer Park and the City of Glenwood City.
The Town of Springfield and the Village of Wilson are in St. Croix County District 19 as are: The Town of Baldwin, Town of Cady, Village of Spring Valley and the Village of Woodville. The candidates are: Tim Ramberg and Jan Flanders.
Local races
For members of the Glenwood City Council, three people are on the ballot for the three open seats on the council, they are: Bill Ross, Jr., Robert Unruh and Steve Lee. Lee and Unruh are the incumbents with Ken Peterson not seeking another term. John Larson is seeking another term as Mayor of Glenwood City.
In Wilson, Linda La Kosky Eng is the only candidate on the ballot for Village Trustee.
No one filed to be a candidate for Trustees on the Boyceville Village Board, which will have three open seats.
In the Village of Wheeler, Rob Hakanson’s name appears on the ballot for Village Trustee.
