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Itâs not over yet: Lawsuits filed to challenge Cantonâs Democratic primary results (Source: Kristopher Radder/The Brattleboro Reformer via AP) By Anthony Warren | May 5, 2021 at 1:23 PM CDT - Updated May 5 at 1:31 PM CANTON, Miss. (WLBT) - Cantonâs Democratic primary is again at the center of several lawsuits. This time, three candidates have filed suit in Madison County Circuit Court seeking to overturn the results of the April 6 primary. The candidates, Aldermen Fred Esco, Rodriquez Brown, and Tim Taylor, each lost their bids for re-election and have brought suits to c...
Ward One Councilman Dan Marabello as he takes the Oath of Office via Zoom Four Milford City Council members were sworn in at the Annual Reorganization Meeting held on May 3. The meeting was held virtually with each member using their own personal Bible as the Honorable Noel Primos issued the Oath of Office. Ward Two Councilman Todd Culotta and his wife, Kalle, as he takes the Oath of Office via Zoom Ward Three Councilman Doug Morrow, and his wife, Linda, as he takes the Oath of Office via Zoom “I do solemnly swear to carry out the office of councilperson in accordance with the Charter of th...
PONTOTOC ⢠Voters in Pontotoc have elected Jimma Smith and Joe DiDonna to the city's board of aldermen in Tuesday's runoff primary election runoffs. Unofficial results released Tuesday night show Smith defeating opponent Kevin Purdon in the race for the seat as Ward Two alderman by winning 67% of the total ballots cast, or 137 votes to Purdon's 67. In the Ward Three, DiDonna defeated incumbent Dennis R. Simmons. Unofficial results have DiDonna with 68 votes, or 58%, and Simmons with 50 votes. Tuesday night's runoff races concluded the 2021 municipal elections for the city of Pontotoc...
Heather Nesemeier will represent Ward Two in the south-central part of the city 9:16 pm, Apr. 26, 2021 × Heather Nesemeier, 38, is Moorhead City Council's newest member. She was appointed by the council on Monday night, April 26, 2021. City of Moorhead / Special to The Forum MOORHEAD — Heather Nesemeier will be the new Moorhead City Council member representing Ward Two in the south-central part of the city for the next 20 months. The 38-year-old was selected on a 4-3 vote over Dave Marquardt, the other finalist out of six candidates. Evan Balko was also nominated. An office and ...