Four Seek Monroe Council Seats in City Election
Four candidates filed for four Monroe Council seats in the upcoming election. Incumbents William Riggs John Schraffenberger and Herbert Wackler seek re election joining newcomer John Reese while Joe Tuttle does not run. Reese a 44 year old Armco Steel training supervisor has lived in Monroe 20 years and cites street repair sewer projects and police as local concerns.
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Monroe
William Riggs
John Schraffenberger
Herbert Wackler
John Reese
Joe Tuttle
Gordon Doty
Reese
Armco Steel Corp
Wackler
Armco
Covington
Ohio
Covington High School
Monroe candidates discuss village to city progress and goals
Reese Riggs Schraffenberger and Wackler outline plans for Monroe's growth from village to city status. They cite community improvement efforts, sewer upgrades, and council collaboration as key to progress. Each candidate lists background, family, and local ties in Monroe.
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Riggs
Monroe Charter Commission
Monroe
The
Schraffenberger
Armco
Blue Island
Middletown
Middletown High School
University of Cincinnati
Boy Scouts
Monroe Methodist Church
Middletown Tennis Club
Joyce
Julia
Karen
Woodyard Drive
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Ind
Franklin High School
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Cincinnati
American Society For Training and Development
Butler County
Republican Party
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Lynn Otis
Janet
Monroe High School
Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science
Miami University
Parkersburg
W. Va
Monroe Elementary Pto
Ohio Funeral Director's Association
Marjorie
E. Elm St
Marcia
Elaine Harris
William E
Mt. Pleasant United Presbyterian Church
Masons
Monroe Pto
Monroe Sports Association
Mary Sue
Christy
Herbert
Carolyn
Carson Road
Dat Rou
Rowny
Eaton ‘Manor
Hamilton
Michelin
America
Yale
M. Braunstein
Washington Square
New York, NY
Jaster Tire Sales
N. Verity Pkwy
Harry
Norris Insurance
N. Verity Prwy
Joffe’s
Kroehler
Cape Cod Oehler
Cape Cod
Cape Cody Kroehler
Ida
Central Ave
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