Three Beverly Hills City Council Candidates Hold Kickoffs | #citycouncil
The Courier joined hundreds of residents and non-residents alike at three separate City Council campaign kickoff events in Beverly Hills on Jan. 7. Each provided a casual opportunity to meet like-minded supporters as well as fellow undecided voters. The day began with a morning event on Rexford Drive, where supporters gathered for Mary Wells’ kickoff. […]
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See where Ward 1 candidates stand on issues | #citycouncil
Voters will go to the polls Nov. 7 in Des Moines to select a new city councilperson in Ward 1. Six candidates are seeking that seat, from which Indira Sheumaker resigned after an extended absence. That includes Rob Barron, Chris Coleman, Kathy Hellstern, Dennis McCullough, RJ Miller and Rose Marie Smith.A seventh, Kimberley Strope-Boggus, announced […]
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See where Des Moines at-large candidates AJ Drew, Carl Voss stand on issues | #citycouncil
Voters will decide on one of the at-large Des Moines City Council seats on Nov. 7. Two candidates are on the ballot: AJ Drew and incumbent Carl Voss. KCCI invited Voss and Drew to discuss topics that are top of mind for voters in the city.Both candidates shared where they stand on the police department’s […]
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Easthampton council candidates discuss affordable housing needs | #citycouncil
EASTHAMPTON — With the Nov. 7 city election just around the corner, the next City Council will face a number of issues, and one of those concerns at the top of many voters’ minds is affordable housing. With a $30.4 million pitch by a Needham developer, the city is currently considering the Center, Pepin and […]
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Seven candidates seek Kirtland City Council seats | #citycouncil
Four seats on Kirtland City Council have drawn seven candidates for the Nov. 7 general election. Julie Symonds and Don Webbe are running for the open Ward 1 seat, with incumbent Richard Lowery not seeking re-election. The Ward 2 seat is being contested by incumbent Scott Haymer and challenger Katarina Vesna Mijic-Barisic. Carol Martz is […]
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Several key Willoughby Hills City Council races contested | #citycouncil
Registered voters in Willoughby Hills will soon decide several key City Council races in this year’s November general election. For the District 1 seat, Mike Kline and Scott Kordos are facing each other. District 2’s Tanya Taylor Draper is running unopposed, but in District 3, it’s Amy Frato-Wright versus Kathleen Sivo. For Council-At-Large, it’s Vicki […]
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Candidate in Des Moines disqualified after filing to run for both mayor and city council seat
AND BARNES AND NOBLE, AND THROUGH THE PUBLISHER BOOK PRESS PUBLISHING . COM IDMMMKCCI8NINL IN COMMITMENT 2023 – A CANDIDATE FOR DES MOINES MAYOR HAS BEEN DISQUALIFIED FROM THE RACE. THAT’S BECAUSE BENJAMIN CLARKE FILED TO RUN FOR BOTH MAYOR AND WARD 4 Candidate in Des Moines disqualified after filing to run for both mayor […]
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Reports, candidates suggest Alabama could host third GOP presidential debate | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – With Alabama’s early primary next year, we could see presidential candidates making campaign stops in our state, including a possible GOP debate. According to reports, the University of Alabama could be the site of a third GOP presidential debate. No official word yet from the Republican National Committee. People familiar with […]
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Omaha forum for candidates to replace Vinny Palermo on city council | #citycouncil
With the Omaha City Council set to vote on removing Vinny Palermo, community leaders have scheduled a forum for candidates in his district.Palermo, who is one of four people charged in an alleged fraud scheme, has missed three months of council meetings.City Council president Pete Festersen said the council will be voting to vacate Palermo’s […]
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Hancock City Council looking to replace council seat after candidate resignation | #citycouncil
HANCOCK, Mich. (WLUC) – The Hancock City Council is looking to fill a vacant seat post-election day. Hancock Board of Education Secretary Michael Lancour was one of four new members elected to the council. In third place, he earned 778 votes, 17% of total votes. However, during Wednesday’s meeting, he chose to retain his board […]
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