Weisenburger Wins Norwalk Municipal Court Judge Seat
Eric Weisenburger was elected to fill the new term as municipal court judge in Norwalk, defeating T. Clifford Douglas 5,828 votes to 1,999. He pledged efficient court operations, tackling drug offenses with supervision, counseling, and potential treatment, plus fiscal tech upgrades and restarting Willard Court in January.
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Eric Weisenburger
Norwalk
T. Clifford Douglas
Weisenburger
Douglas
Fairfield Township Trustee Bond and Deeble Win Seats
Fairfield Township voters elected Dale Bond and Jeff Deeble as trustees. Bond posted 149 votes or 35.22 percent while Deeble had 98 votes or 23.17 percent. Dean Chandler and Clint Minniear also ran, receiving 85 and 91 votes respectively.
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Deeble Fairfield Township
Dale Bond
Jeff Deeble
Fairfield Township
Bond
Deeble
Dean Chandler
Clint E. Minniear
Richmond and New Haven Township Trustees Election Winners
In Richmond Township the top two were Mike Adams with 149 votes and Matt Schwab with 126 votes, securing trustee seats. In New Haven Township the winners were Thomas Babcock with 202 votes and Frank E. Smith with 153 votes, each earning one of two trustee positions.
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Mike Adams
Matt Schwab
Richmond Township
Adams
Thomas Babcock
Frank E. Smith
New Haven
Babcock
North Fairfield elects four for council seats in village vote
Seven candidates contested four seats as 267 residents cast ballots. Jane Antill led with 57 votes about 21.35 percent, followed by incumbent Terry Jones with 43 votes. Sharleen Coy had 41 votes, John Whitright 39, Carl Bennett Jr. 31, Mary Millis 30, and Cheryll Pfanner 26. Officials will begin terms January 1.
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North Fairfield
Jane Antill
Antill
Terry Jones
Jones
Sharleen Coy
John Whitright
Carl Bennett, Jr
Mary Millis
Cheryll Pfanner
Greenwich Council picks four from five contenders
Greenwich community members contested four village council seats in a 743 vote haul representing 25.1 percent turnout. Top vote getter Wes Sallee remains on council with 173 votes or 23.28 percent. Travis Wilson 160 votes 21.53 percent. Lynne Phillips 150 votes 20.19 percent. Steve Bovin 138 votes 18.57 percent to hold the final seat. Thad Smith earned 122 votes or 16.42 percent. Newly elected officials will begin their terms on January.
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Greenwich
Village Council
Wes Sallee
Travis Wilson
Lynne Phillips
Steve Bovin
Thad Smith
Greenwich Township Trustees Race Results
Greenwich Township will have Walter Leber Jr and Michael Robinson as trustees after a three candidate race. Leber won 67 votes for 41.10 percent, Robinson 55 votes for 33.74 percent, and Steve Smith 41 votes for 25.15 percent.
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Walter Leber, Jr
Michael Robinson
Greenwich Township
Leber
Steve Smith
South Central Board of Education Election Results
Two seats on the South Central School Board of Education were decided as Seven Pore recorded 602 votes, representing 25.3 percent of registered voters. Incumbent Bryan Hamman led with 403 votes or 39.01 percent. Michael West had 337 votes at 32.62 percent, while Dan Traxler finished with 293 votes at 28.36 percent.
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South Central School Board of Education
Bryan Hamman
Michael West
Dan Traxler
Willard Board of Education members unchanged after election
The Willard City Schools Board of Education will remain unchanged after the Nov. 5 General Election. Three board members ran unopposed for their seats: Lisa Bohach with 839 votes, Rod Cok with 972 votes, and Dr. James Rosso with 932 votes. Marsha Danhoff ran for the unexpired seat and received 939 votes.
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Willard City Schools Board of Education
Lisa Bohach
Rod Cok
James Rosso
Marsha Danhoff
Willard City Schools
Elections Update Shows Levy and Aggregation Outcomes
County Board of Elections reports 25.8 percent of Huron County voters cast ballots on a levy yielding 51000 annually at 1.75 per 100000 of home value, payable in 2015 from 2014 valuations. In North Fairfield 31.3 percent voted, 60 to 18, approving electricity aggregation by Palmer Energy to secure bulk discounts without changing existing programs.
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Huron County
County Board of Elections
Tkach
North Fairfield
Palmer Energy
Greenwich Township Fiscal Officer Reappointed Unopposed
Jane Hicks will serve the unexpired term as Greenwich Township fiscal officer. She received 83 votes and was unopposed in her bid for the office.
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Jane Hicks
Greenwich Township
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Norwalk Municipal Court
Willard Court
Fairfield Township Trustee
Richmond Township Trustee
New Haven Township
Schwab
Smith
Leo Dotson
Randal A. Snook
Michael Adams
Frank Smith
North Fairfield Council
Greenwich Council
By Craig Shoup
Times-Junction
South Central Board of Education
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