Tuesday, January 15, 2013
In other election-related news, 10 candidates have filed to run for five seats on Arnold City Council while seven candidates seek to fill two open seats on the Fox Board of Education.
The race to become Arnold's next mayor will only include two candidates. As the filing period neared its closing at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Ward 4 Councilman Ken Moss—who had previously filed to run—dropped from the race. That leaves incumbent Ron Counts and Ward 1 Councilwoman Doris Borgelt as the remaining candidates for mayor. Residents had until that deadline to file their candidacies for the April 2 local election, which will include races to fill mayor, four city council seats and two school board seats. Moss's withdrawal from the race follows an October incident when Arnold Parks and Recreation Director Susie Boone went public with allegations of Moss harrassing her for more than two years after his sister was fired from the parks …
Friday, January 4, 2013
There are now 10 candidates running for five seats on the Arnold City Council, and six who are seeking two open positions on the Fox School Board.
Voters heading to the polls in April will have no lack of candidates to choose from when they are handed the ballot. So far, 10 candidates are seeking five positions on the Arnold City Council, and six have filed for two seats on the Fox School Board. Candidate filing began on Dec. 11 and ends at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 15. In Arnold, the mayoral position and one seat in each of the city's four wards is up for grabs. As of 5 p.m. Thursday, the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order) had filed for office: Arnold Mayor (Four-year term) Arnold City Council - Ward 1 (Two-year term) Arnold City Council - Ward 2 (Two-year term) Arnold City Council - Ward 3 (Two-year term) Arnold City Council - Ward 4 (Two-year term) The seats up for…
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Dan Smith is running for state representative in District 113, and Cheryl Hermann is hoping to win the District 2 seat on the Jefferson County Council.
Dan E. Smith and Cheryl Hermann, both members on the Fox C-6 Board of Education, are seeking seats in other political offices. Smith (R) is running against Jeff Roorda (D) for state representative in District 113, which covers portions of Wards 1 and 3 in Arnold and all of Ward 3. Hermann (D) is facing off against Renee Reuter (R) for the District 2 seat on the Jefferson County Council. Smith told Patch that if he wins the seat, he will continue to serve on the school board. "I talked to the superintendent who reminded me I haven't missed one meeting in five years compared to other school board members, and she didn't see any problem with me holding both offices," he said. He added that he spoke with representatives in Jefferson City who …
Mary Elizabeth Coleman
11:12 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
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