St. James News

    Four candidates are running for two, two-year terms on the St. James Board of Education next week. Timothy Wilson, Jennifer (Jenni) Rabenau, Justin Sybert, and Nichole (Niki) Moen will be on the ballot during next week’s election. Each were asked to let voters learn more about why they are running, what qualifications would make them a good fit on the board, and to let voters learn more about themselves and what issues they feel should be addressed.

    Three candidates are running for two full-term (three years) seats on the St. James Board of Education during next week’s Municipal Election. Tina Spurgeon, Carl Behr, and Linda Wischow were given a chance to let voters learn more about themselves, why they are running, and what qualifications they have that would make them good board members.

    Current Mayor Jim White and current Ward 1 councilman Rick Krawiecki are running for the office of the Mayor of St. James. On April 2, voters will choose if White will serve another term or if Krawiecki will be the new mayor of St. James. Both men were interviewed by the Saint James Press to let voters know more about their educational and work background, experience with city government, what issues they hope to address should they be voted into office, and other information they feel voters should know before heading into the polls.

    The Gardeners of the Forest City has kicked off a new season of work, service, and education.  The club recently met to install new officers.  Dee Welsh was installed as second vice president, Debbie Schuetz as treasurer, and Helen Welsh as recording secretary.