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Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt GLENWOOD CITY — With the spring elections less than a week away on Tuesday, April 2, there are several new faces running for positions on the board for the Town of Glenwood. Current incumbent, Joe Draxler will be running against Mark Maes for the chairperson position. Also running as candidates for supervisor…
Read MoreAs the wind turbine controversy continues in the Township of Forest, the town caucus nominated a full slate of candidates for the town board in next Tuesday’s election.
Read MoreGLENWOOD CITY – The three seats that are up for election on the Glenwood City Board of Education this spring’s election cycle have drawn a lot of interest. Five district residents are vying for the three open seats on the board. Incumbent members Lisa Kaiser, Lori Klinger, and John Logghe are being challenged by Charlotte…
Read MoreGLENWOOD CITY – Four individuals are vying for the three open seats on the Glenwood City Council in next Tuesday’s spring general election. All four candidates on the April 2 ballot have previous city council experience. Ben DeGross, former member of the common council, is challenging incumbents Crystal Booth, Terrance “Porky” Klinger, and Steve Lee…
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Read MoreGeneral Election next Tuesday Write-in contests develop in Town Of Tiffany Two write-in contests have developed in the Dunn County Township of Tiffany. Incumbent Town Chairman, Thomas Humpal, who did not seek to be nominated at the town caucus has announced that he is a write-in candidate to keep his position as Town Chair. Chuck…
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE – Even with a current board member choosing not to seek re-election in the April 2 Spring General Election, there will be a contested race for the open Boyceville School Board seats. Boyceville district voters will have to chose from the three candidates to fill a pair of open seats on its board of…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MADISON — The Village of Wheeler has applied to the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin for a water rate increase of 21 percent. The increase will result in additional annual revenues for the village’s water utility of $14,823. The notice pertaining to the requested rate increase was dated March 15 and…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — Over the last 25 years, the percentage of the state budget going to cities, villages, towns and counties has nearly been cut in half. In 1989, the percentage of the state budget that went to local government was 27 percent, said John Hochkammer, legislative director for the Wisconsin Counties…
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