Races Shape Up Around County In Village Elections
Contested races populate Nelson Sublette and Paw Paw as candidates vie for village president clerk and trustee seats. Nelson features McDonald and DeVries for president with clerk Susan Lewandowski unopposed and four nominees for trustee including Eshleman Janssen Weber and Thompson. Sublette sees Leffelman unopposed for president and Wilson for clerk, with four candidates for three trustee posts. Paw Paw hosts contests for president trustees and library trustees. Incumbent Rauschenberger faces McMahon. clerk candidate Zuber runs unopposed. four vie for three library trustee seats with Luce Ward Politsch Nicholson and Pfeifer. Election day set for April 4 with polls 6 am to 7 pm.
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Nelson
Joseph P. McDonald
David M. DeVries
Susan Lewandowski
Sheree L. Eshleman
LeRoy E. Janssen
Myrtle Weber
Russell Thompson
Sublette
Larry Leffelman
Theresa I. Wilson
Donald R. Mini
Maurice Zimmerlein
Annette J. Bonnell
Toni Klein
Paw Paw
Paul Rauschenberger
Michael A. McMahon
Rauschenberger
McMahon
Patricia Zuber
Reuben Hawbaker
Lloyd E. Politsch
Susan E. Nicholson
Robert D. Forth
Jared A. Nicholson
Charles C. Hammond
John Wm. Josephson
Hammond
Josephson
Richard A. Luce
Luce
Helen L. Pfeifer
Wozniak charge dismissed in Lee County case
Lee County Associate Judge Martin Hill dismissed a charge of driving with a suspended license against Steve Wozniak of 215 Galena Ave. Wozniak, arrested March 13 by Illinois State Police, faces a pending investigation and possible reinstatement. Assistant State’s Attorney Steve Katten sought dismissal with leave to reinstate after further inquiry.
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Lee County
Martin Hill
Steve Wozniak
Galena Ave
Wozniak
Illinois
Steve Katten
Katten
Area jobless rates improve but remain above state averages
Illinois IDES reports February unemployment in Lee County at 7.4 percent, above the state 6.1 percent and national 5.6 percent, with January at 8.0 and a year ago February at 9.8. Ogle and Whiteside counties show similar declines as economist Charles Sinclair notes the gap is narrowing and predicts continued drops through early year.
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Illinois
Illinois Department of Employment Security
IDES
Lee County
Lee
Charles Sinclair
Ogle
Whiteside
Sinclair
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