By Ben Rodgers Editor Whirlwind doesn’t do justice to describe the debacle that happened earlier this week regarding holding the general election. Amid justifiable fears around a global pandemic that has yet to peak locally, state leaders sent thousands out to the consolidated polls. The City of Green Bay, normally home to 32 separate polling …
By Press Times Staff HOWARD – Village voters decided three contested trustee races Tuesday, April 2, and elected one new board member. In Wards 1-2, in which Ron Bradael elected not to seek a new two-year term and no one’s name appeared on the ballot, a write-in campaign took place with 110 votes going to …
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By Press Times Staff PULASKI – Brian Chlopek has been elected to a three-year term representing Zone 1 for the Pulaski school board. Chlopek defeated challenger Sarah Brunette with 1,057 unofficial votes, or 56.46 percent to 813 votes, or 43.43 percent. Chlopek replaces Trina Townsend, who did not seek a new three-year term. He is …
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By Press Times Staff BROWN COUNTY – Incumbent Troy Streckenbach has retained the office of Brown County executive after defeating Mark Berndt in the April 2 general election. Unofficial results show Streckenbach garnered 34,941 votes, or 74.82 percent and Berndt earned 11,637 votes, or 24.92 percent. Streckenbach is a lifelong resident of Brown County and …
By Press Times Staff GREEN BAY – Green Bay has a new mayor for the first time since 2003. Eric Genrich topped Patrick Buckley on April 2 for the seat formerly held by Jim Schmitt, who did not seek a new four-year term. Unofficial results show Genrich received 11,421 votes, or 57.61 percent, while Buckley …
By Ben Rodgers Editor The opinion page in this week’s Press Times is a veritable hotbed of letters on the general election, which is something we encourage. Because of our many jobs as a news source, telling you how to vote is not one of them. We firmly believe that an informed electorate is critical …
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By Press Times Staff Brian Chlopek and Sarah Brunette will face each other April 2 for the right to represent Zone 1 (village of Pulaski) on the Pulaski school board. Chlopek outpolled Brunette in the Feb. 19 primary with 341 votes to 128. Patrick Lara received 90 votes and was eliminated from the race. In …
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By Press Times Staff The race for District 1 alderperson for De Pere features two candidates who were separated by one vote in the Feb. 19 primary. Randy Soquet narrowly edged Amy Chandik Kundinger 133 to 132. The two face off again in the April 2 general election for the right to the seat that …
By Press Times Staff The Fourth District in De Pere will see a contested common council race on April 2. Alderperson Casey Nelson, elected April 2017, will go against Brandi Kiskis. The Press Times reached out to each candidate and gave them the same questions with a word limit of 100 for each answer. Casey …
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By Press Times Staff Voters in west Howard will have the chance to vote for village trustee in a contested race April 2. Craig McAllister, who represents Wards 15-17 and was first elected two years ago, will be seeking another two-year term while being challenged by Brian Miller. McAllister is a lifelong resident of Howard, …
