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April 6 election: Four candidates vie for 3 seats on Pulaski Village Board Haley BeMiller, Green Bay Press-Gazette © Pixabay Vote button PULASKI - Four candidates are running for three seats on the Pulaski Village Board in the April 6 election. Incumbents Roger Brzeczkowski and Robert Gajewski are on the ballot with newcomers Rich Roth and Howard Zernicke. Village Board member Chris Smith did not seek reelection. The Green Bay Press-Gazette sent questionnaires to all four candidates and asked them to limit their responses to approximately 100 words. Two of the candida...
Occupation and highest education level: Did not respond. Relevant experience: Five-term village trustee. Robert Gajewski (i) Address: 177 Oak Brook Drive, Pulaski Occupation and highest education level: Currently retired. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Relevant experience: I have been a member of the Pulaski Village Board for approximately 8 years. Prior to that, I spent about 30 years in the private sector. During my time as trustee I supported successful efforts to establish a hotel so that people who visit residents...
'); } CONWAY â Tucked away in a conference room on the second floor of the Conway Medical Center, Dr. Stephen T. Brady initially joked that he wasnât going to look as Jennifer VanAernem stuck a needle in his left arm â representing the first FDA-authorized Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doled out in Horry County and across South Carolina on Monday afternoon. But Dr. Brady didnât take his eyes off his arm â that needle represented history and, more importantly, hope. âPeople have pandemic fatigue, isolation fatigue, plus it is incredibly emotional for fam...
CONWAY â Tucked away in a conference room on the second floor of the Conway Medical Center, Dr. Stephen T. Brady initially joked that he wasnât going to look as Jennifer VanAernem stuck a needle in his left arm â representing the first FDA-authorized Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doled out in Horry County and across South Carolina on Monday afternoon. But Dr. Brady didnât take his eyes off his arm â that needle represented history and, more importantly, hope. âPeople have pandemic fatigue, isolation fatigue, plus it is incredibly emotional for families to make the deci...