City of Superior to Dedicate New Tribute Trees Next Week
The City of Superior has a new harvest of tribute trees in the city and city leaders will gather next week to dedicate them.
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The City of Superior has a new harvest of tribute trees in the city and city leaders will gather next week to dedicate them.
Voters seat municipal leadership throughout Douglas County in light-turnout election. 8:39 am, Apr. 7, 2021 × Raymond Carlson casts his ballot at the Government Center in Superior on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com) North End has new representation following the Tuesday, April 6, election. Voters decided Lindsey Graskey is the candidate to replace longtime City Councilor Esther Dalbec. Dalbec was first elected in 2005 until an election defeat in 2011. She was reappointed to the Superior City Council in 2013 after the death of the district’s ...
Fox21Online April 7, 2021 SUPERIOR, Wis.– A special election was held Tuesday night in Superior to elect the successor for District 10 Councilor Esther Dalbec. Coming out on top was Lindsey Graskey, who won the election with 174 votes compared to 36 from opponent Kevin Keener. Alumni of both Superior High School and UWS, along with owning the spirit room off Hammond Avenue, Graskey says she’s ready to make an impact around her community in a new way with the city. “Just as a citizen myself, I just love representing this city and I love getting myself into things that help benefit it and...
Fox21Online April 6, 2021 Graskey won the election with 174 of the votes to Kevin Keener, Jr.’s 36 votes. Graskey will take over longtime Councilor Esther Dalbec’s seat after she announced she would not run for another term. Graskey is a graduate of Superior High School and UW-Superior. She is also the owner of the Spirit Room in Superior.
Voters seat municipal leadership throughout Douglas County in light-turnout election. 8:39 am, Apr. 7, 2021 × Raymond Carlson casts his ballot at the Government Center in Superior on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com) North End has new representation following the Tuesday, April 6, election. Voters decided Lindsey Graskey is the candidate to replace longtime City Councilor Esther Dalbec. Dalbec was first elected in 2005 until an election defeat in 2011. She was reappointed to the Superior City Council in 2013 after the death of the district’s ...