Adelman Tops Oberlin Council Race in First Run
Oberlin voters elected Heather Adelman as the leading vote getter for a seat on the city council with 1,371 votes. Incumbents Linda Slocum 1,360 and Sharon Pearson 1,207 trailed, with other results showing Bryan Burgess 1,140 Kelley Singleton 1,109 Ronnie Rimbert 1,088 and Kristin Peterson 1,056. William Jindra finished last with 961. results are unofficial.
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Oborin? Sustainable Reserve Issues 16 17 Defeated in City Vote
In Oberlin the city failed to return funds from renewable energy credits as two ballot issues faced defeat and victory. Issue 16 passed 1350 to 585 about 70 to 30, while Issue 17 lost 1162 to 749 about 61 to 40. The measure would have sent 85 percent to customers and 15 percent to the reserve. Community advocates argued money should help residents and climate goals.
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Oberlin approves two school and technology levies in election
Oberlin voters approved two levy renewals for the school district. Issue 40 passed 1592 to 880 for a 0.75 percent income tax renewing five years, funding operating budgets and arts, athletics and support staff. Issue 41 passed 1627 to 846 for a 1.3 mill technology levy to fund classrooms and state testing.
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