Letters. continued Dyer and Revere believe in Marshall's future
A letter endorses Jim Dyer for mayor of Marshall and David Revere for Ward council, praising Dyer as creative and calm, a longtime attorney and 14 years in public service, and praising Revere for police and legal work, local government experience, and commitment to fiscal responsibility.
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Dyer
Revere
Marshall
Dents
Ward
Jim
Michigan
David Revere
Mandy
David
Kalamazoo Township
Kalamazoo County
Vote Art Kale for County Commissioner in District 7
A reader urges support for Art Kale, praising his listening skills and commitment to district residents. The letter contrasts Kale with his opponent, who faces school board and county commission communication criticisms, and outlines Kale’s plans for regular community meetings and a district website.
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Art Kale
Art
Albion
Michigan
Fredonia Township Road Millage urged in vote push
Residents are urged to vote yes on the Fredonia Township road millage on Nov 2 to fund road repairs. The letter accuses the Calhoun County Road Commission and county leaders of neglect, questions state funding and urges voters to back the millage or oppose current officials.
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Fredonia Township
Fredonia
Calhoun County Road Commission
Calhoun Country
Ellis Corners
Calhoun County Board of Commissioners
Road Commission
Lansing
Michigan
Brian Mason for mayor of Marshall
Endorsement letter from a longtime resident and downtown business owner urging votes for Brian Mason in Marshall mayoral race. Highlights his efforts to create jobs, attract visitors, expand commerce, and listen to the underserved. Believes he will lead the city with imagination, balance, and community focus for the next two years.
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Brian Mason
Marshall
Brian
Ratner backs Mike Jaconette for Probate Judge
A local judge endorses attorney Mike Jaconette for Probate Judge citing ethical conduct, principled positions, and fairness. The endorsement notes prior interactions in hundreds of cases, acknowledges differing opinions, and praises the campaign ethics while urging Calhoun County voters to consider a local observer’s view.
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Mike Jaconette
Jaconette
Calhoun County
Trust Strander for Probate Court
George Strander has served our county as Probate Register for seven years. He is a long time Calhoun County resident with the expertise to be a great Probate Judge. He works hard for residents who access the court and pledges to protect everyone’s right to justice. Please support him.
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George Strander
Calhoun County
Union endorsements cloud candidate’s claims on pay raises
A reader questions how Dave Morgan can deny being in the pocket of special interests while citing endorsements from unions that push for state worker raises. The writer argues this stance harms ordinary people facing job and home losses and calls Morgan to shame.
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Dave Morgan
Eckford Township Fire Millage Urged for Nov. 2 vote
A township notice urges Eckford residents to vote yes on a proposed Fire Millage on November 2 to fund essential emergency services. It notes declining revenue and higher personnel costs have already trimmed safety services across many townships and warns that a defeat could reduce critical fire and rescue operations. It appeals to residents to protect fire, rescue, and medical responses.
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Eckford
Eckford Township
Bill Wheaton’s Candidacy for Albion Mayor Urged
A letter to the editor endorses Bill Wheaton as a loyal, dedicated Albion community worker with years in city government. The writer urges returning him to the mayor’s office to capitalize on his experience and long service.
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Wheatons
Bill
Albion
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