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Warning: some may find this a distressing read. I pushed the button, setting off the Ward Two alarm, but I knew that nobody would be coming to help. The radio crackled in my hand – “Rapid response required on Ward One, back up required on Ward One” – and I knew I couldn’t run to help either. My stomach growled from skipping lunch and my neck ached from where an acutely unwell woman had stood on a chair and strangled me from behind earlier that day. A surgical mask itched my nose. It was the bank holiday weekend in May and due to coronavirus, we were down seven staff members at the ...

Jackson councilwoman says city approved of her hiring relative By Anthony Warren | January 25, 2021 at 2:35 PM CST - Updated January 25 at 2:35 PM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Jackson Ward Two Councilwoman Angelique Lee says her decision to name a relative as the new deputy city clerk was legal, despite some decrying the move as nepotism. 3 On Your Side received a tip that Lee hired her “first cousin” as a full-time deputy city clerk. Lee, though, says the appointment was signed off on by Jackson’s legal department. The recently elected councilwoman says that her appointee, Har...

The speculation in New Bedford of a special election to replace Mayor Mitchell has clouded the reality that there's an open seat on the city council this year.

The Beacon After working for the National Park Service for more than 32 years, Port Clinton native Lisa Slobodzian has returned home and was recently appointed to the vacant Ward Two seat on Port Clinton City Council. She was sworn in by Mayor Mike Snider. BY D’ARCY PATRICK EGAN After a 32-year career with the National Park Service’s Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Port Clinton native Lisa Slobodzian, 55, has decided she isn’t ready for full retirement just yet. A member of the Port Clinton High School’s Class of 1983, Slobodzian recently accepted an appointment by the Ottawa Cou...

/ Vandalia Radio Dec 10, 2020 5:26 AM Candidates running in the April 6th Consolidated Election can begin filing their paperwork on Monday morning.  During Monday’s Vandalia City Council meeting, City Clerk Peggy Bowen says the filing will look a little different this year due to the pandemic.   As for those that have picked up petitions for City of Vandalia races— Four individuals—Barri Forehand, Kara Metzger, Cinde Carroll and Carla Huhn—have picked up petitions to run for City Clerk.  It will be an open seat as Peggy Bowen announced she will not be seeking another term. For May...