Local races determined as voters let voices be heard
Cornell’s council chambers were the site of possibly the city’s most important election, April 7, as voters decided whether or not to pass a $15 million referendum, which would allow the school district to address structural and safety issues, at the high school building. Residents also let their voices be heard on local races, with a contested seat for mayor a hot topic. Photo by Ginna Young Cornell’s council chambers were the site of possibly the city’s most important election, April 7, as voters decided whether or not to pass a $15 million referendum, which would allow the school district to address structural and safety issues, at the high school building. Residents also let their voices be heard on local races, with a contested seat for mayor a hot topic. Photo by Ginna Young
The results are in and voters in the April 7 spring election, have spoken. Choosing the candidates they felt were best for the job, locals cast their vote for those running for city, village and schoo...
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