“To me it shows that people are ready for a fresh vision for a vibrant community.”
“It was pretty overwhelming, but also pretty humbling to be chosen.”
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Wickstrom said she one of the issues she’ll work on is infrastructure in a fiscally responsible way.
Incumbent Ackland wants to complete council’s priorities started in the last four years.
Dugas has extensive experience working under the district, 40 years, but is now running for mayor.
Bood talks on his past four years as mayor working on various projects.
Smith has had prior experience working in local government working in economic development.
Lloyd describes his plans in great detail if re-elected on council.
Yunker wants to diversify the town away from the mill if she sits on council.
Baron wants to “respect the local businesses, encourage growth, maintain what we own” as councillor.
Downey plans to update the zoning bylaw, community plan and economic development if elected.
“I love our community unconditionally, we are a Village of strong heart,” said Aldis.
“I am not only a council member, but I sit on a number of community boards,” Tidbury said.
