Linn-Mar School Board Race Sees Three Newcomers Competing
Three first time candidates Melody Bildstein Steve Malerich and Paul Shanley vie for two three year at large seats on the Linn-Mar school board vacated by Don Welter and Bill Werner. Voters will also decide a 10 year renewal of the district instructional support levy funds to eight programs.
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Incumbents Dominate Cedar Rapids College Community School Boards
Incumbents fill all five Cedar Rapids and College Community district seats with no filed challengers. Mary Ann Kucera, Doug Henderson, and Susan McDermott are on the Cedar Rapids slate. Kucera serves 20th year, McDermott since 1985, Henderson in first term. District 2 includes Lincolnway Village area. Write-in candidates possible on election day Tuesday.
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Marion board race features four candidates for at large seats
Incumbents Gordon Gibson and Bill Huntoon face challenger Don D Hooge and newcomer Dan Barkley for two three year terms on the Marion Independent School board. A 10 year renewal of the district school levy also appears on the ballot.
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Cedar Rapids and Area Polling Places and Races
Voters face a wide set of polls from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Ballot issues include a instructional support levy and a 67 cent physical plant levy. Local districts list candidates for at large and district positions, with polling sites in Linn County and several municipalities.
Williamsburg voters face pared down bond issue again
Williamsburg residents vote Tuesday on a reduced 48 million bond for a new intermediate school and high school addition after rejecting previous options 674 to 537 and 453 to 739. If approved, the new building would house grades three through six and save transportation costs by avoiding rapid bus routes.
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