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By Chris Conley Apr 28, 2021 5:23 AM MARSHFIELD, WI (WSAU-WDLB) — Marshfield will be without a mayor for a year after alders voted to not hold a special election to fill the post on Tuesday. The Common Council voted 10-0 last night in favor of leaving the office vacant until the city’s next regular general election on April 5th of next year. That leaves Council President Nick Poeschel as the city’s acting mayor, which involves signing official documents and presiding over Council meetings. The Council’s decision comes 36 days after an 8-2 vote on March 22nd to remo...

By Mike Leischner City of Marshfield. MWC file photo. MARSHFIELD, WI (WSAU-WDLB) — There will not be a new mayor taking over in the city of Marshfield anytime soon after leaders voted to table further discussion on the matter until after a new Council is seated. WDLB Radio in Marshfield reports the action was part of Tuesday’s regular city council meeting during which some Alders expressed an interest in exploring other forms of government including a City Manager style of Government. “I’ve heard that tossed around by quite a few people in the community actually,â...

Fingerlakes1.com Menu Search for: More than a year after Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s first executive order during the pandemic related to evictions- the Finger Lakes Landlord Association says local landlords need help. While the executive order was intended to safeguard renters and their families during the pandemic- and understood by landlords, according to the FLLA, the mandate has been extended four times creating major hardships. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has also extended the eviction moratorium, but that has less play in New York State than Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s emergen...

More women, more people of color and more LGBTQ: Worcester’s race for city council just got a lot more diverse Updated Feb 21, 2021; Facebook Share For Shirley Konneh, a life mantra is to “be the person you needed when you were young.” For a young Konneh, representation was among the things missing. With her mantra in mind, Konneh launched a campaign for a Worcester City Council at-large seat. She’s among a group of new candidates that so far includes three Black women and several LGBTQIA+ individuals, positioning this year’s campaign to be a significant part of Worcester’s histo...

Reply(1) Thu Nguyen will run in 2021 for an at-large seat on the Worcester City Council. (Thu Nguyen for City Council) WORCESTER, MA — The 2021 Worcester City Council races will feature several LGBTQ+ candidates, setting up the possibility of the city's first elected Councilor from that group. On Thursday, Southeast Asian Coalition projects director Thu Nguyen formally announced their run for an at-large seat as the first ever nonbinary candidate in Worcester. On Monday, Deb Hall, an openly gay woman and YMCA domestic violence services director, entered the 2021 field. Nguyen, a Clark Univ...