Gillock wins North Ridgeville mayoral race again
Incumbent Mayor David Gillock defeats challenger Anthony Nici 4 128 to 2 969 votes to secure a second term. Gillock, 60, vows to continue projects including Center Ridge Road widening and Lear Nagle Road rehab as Council members刷新ease accountability. New faces join Council: Bernadine Butkowski Ray McLaughlin Kevin Corcoran with several incumbents retaining seats.
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O'Keefe Wins Fourth Term As Wellington Mayor
After 14 years in office Barbara O'Keefe defeats Michael Kobasher 685 to 348 to retain the mayoralty. The 68 year old Republican celebrates with a birthday dinner while Kobasher, 44, remains at Ford shift in Avon Lake. Council members Helen Dronsfield and Steven Maurer win seats. losers include Barbara Leiby and Allen Kimmich.
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Michael Kobasher
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Vermilion Council President race triggers automatic recount
Vermilion voters produced a razor thin 4 vote lead for Council President Fred Ostrander 1389 to 1385 with 50.1 to 49.9 percent in unofficial results prompting an automatic recount. Other Ward results show Madio Rossini defeating Craig Fortner in the 5th Ward and Daniel Roth narrowly defeating Joel Luby for the at large seat. John Gabriel won the 1st Ward seat and Heidi Strickler narrowly beat Diana Barboza for the 2nd Ward. Barbara Brady retained the 4th Ward seat. Dale Lynn Carter fell short.
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Fred Ostrander
Don Flakr
Craig Fortner
5Th Ward
Madio Rossini
Fortner
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Daniel Roth
Joel Luby
John Gabriel
Stephen Fuller
Heidi Strickler
Diana Barboza
Barbara Brady
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Dale Lynn Carter
New faces on Oberlin Council as incumbents lose seats
Ten candidates vied for seven council seats with top totals by Sharon Fairchild Soucy 1225 votes Scott Broadwell 1139 John Baumann 1100 Charles Peterson 1052 Ronnie Rimbert 974 David Sonner 882 and David Ashenhurst 879. Incumbents Everett Tyree Shanton Bland Tony Mealy failed to return while former members win seats. Gardener and Sandberg did not run.
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Oberlin
Sharon Fairchild Soucy
Scott Broadwell
John Baumann
Charles Peterson
Ronnie Rimbert
David Sonner
David Ashenhurst
Everett Tyree
Shanton Bland
Tony Mealy
Soucy
Amherst at large council winners: Traster among incumbents
Amherst Democrat Terry Traster won an at large council seat with 2002 votes 26.5 percent. Incumbents Nicholas Brusky and P William Vander Wyden also retained seats with 1907 and 1590 votes respectively. Ward races produced further outcomes with Jennifer Wasilli and others winning re races. Law Director Anthony Pecora secured 63.8 percent.
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Nicholas Brusky
P. William Vander Wyden
Anthony Pecora
Richard Ramsey
Pecora
Avon Council incumbents win re election in Avon
Incumbents Craig Witherspoon Clinton Pelfrey and Kevin Flanigan held their at large seats in Avon defeating challenger Brian Parsons. Witherspoon said the voters support the current course and looks forward to working with familiar colleagues as the city moves forward.
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Kipton Mayor Meilander wins council president post
Kipton council president Bob Meilander defeated incumbent mayor Dennis Watson 35 to 32 in unofficial returns. Meilander inherits a police department currently shut down since August after suspensions and resignations, with plans to hire officers and rely on county sheriff's deputies for enforcement. He aims to clean up the village and boost development while Watson will stay on amicable terms.
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Bob Meilander
Dennis Watson
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Watson
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Robert Wolfkill
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