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Shawano County municipal, school board candidates noted

Election Day is April 1, and local voters will head to the polls to cast ballots for local municipal and school board leaders. There are a couple of statewide races and statewide referendum question on the ballot as well. Town of Almon: Chairman Steve Onesti; Supervisor 1 Scott Matsche; Supervisor 2 Brady Strassburg; Clerk Heather Matsche; Treasurer Becky Herb. Town of Angelica: Incumbent Chairman James Przybylski is challenged by Allan Maroszek; Supervisors Get Van Asten and Barney Brian Eckberg (vote for two); Clerk Connie Przybylski; Treasurer Lisa Matuszak. Town of Aniwa: Chairman Dan Lex; Supervisor 1 Robert Sippl; Supervisor 2 Dale Matsche; Clerk Tammy Resch; Treasurer Ken Schram. Town of Bartelme: Chairman Daniel Duranceau; Supervisors Art Buelter, Lyle Grosskopf, Lance Trinko (vote for two); Clerk Beth Grosskopf; Treasurer Jill Duranceau. Town of Belle Plaine: Chairman Alvin Bartz; Supervisor 1 Wade Wisnefski; Supervisor 2 Luke Helloing, Mike Petruzates. Town of Birnamwood: Chairman Steven Steinke; Supervisor 1 Kurt Olson Jr.; Supervisor 2 Dennis Rochwite, Wayne Clark; Clerk Steve Steinke; Treasurer Deb Kessen, Steven Steinke. Town of Fairbanks: Chairman Thomas Tauferner; Supervisor 1 Anita Kernen; Supervisor 2 Steve Prey; Clerk Jennifer Dzioba; Treasurer Susan G. Hintz. Town of Germania: Chairman Michael Damrau; Supervisor 1 Bruce Dudzik; Supervisor 2 Bruce Breaker; Treasurer Jen Werner. Town of Grant: Chairman Richard Britzke; Supervisor 1 Dale Klitz; Supervisor 2 Bill Bowers, Todd Malueg. Town of Green Valley: Chairman Terry Tipton; Supervisor Brandon L. Nygaard, Gary Uelmen (vote for two); Clerk Rose Nygaard, Jean Forelich; Treasurer Traci Nygaard. Town of Hartland: Chairman David Bohm; Supervisor Peter Schmidt, Tim Letterman (vote for two); Clerk Carrie Bohm; Treasurer Jenny Mitchell. Town of Herman: Chairman Bob Dillenburg; Supervisor 1 Duane Spiegel; Supervisor 2 Clayton Arndt; Clerk Alyce Welk; Treasurer Elizabeth Huntington. Town of Hutchins: Chairman Jeremy Metro, Patrick M. Meverden; Supervisor David Tuma, Brent Copas, Daniel Wolf, Shawn Williams (vote for two); Clerk Janice Fischer; Treasurer Pamela McAulty. Town of Lessor: Chairman David Owen; Supervisor 1 Craig Rekoske; Supervisor 2 Darold Moeller; Clerk Alexis Olson; Treasurer Lisa Clauss. Town of Maple Grove: Chairman Randy Holewinski; Supervisor Ron Maroszek, Alan Leidel (vote for two); clerk Kathy Luebke; Treasurer Steven Holewinski. Town of Morris: Chairman Kurt Klinner; Supervisor 1 Dale C. Clark; Supervisor 2 Lloyd Gutt. Town of Navarino: Chairman Lloyd Allen, Tyler Anvelink; Supervisor Dennis Bohm, Tyler Anvelink, Steven Schinke, Lloyd Allen (vote for two). Town of Pella: Chairman Gary Thomack; Supervisor 1 Kenneth Genskow; Supervisor 2 Sean M. Shumaker, Duane Buettner. Town of Red Springs: Chairman Lonnie Schreiber; Supervisor Gary Olsen, Jennifer Morris (vote for two); Clerk Gwen Olsen; Treasurer Jackie Schmidt. Town of Richmond: Chairman Steven Gueths; Supervisor Ken Damveld, Matt Hietpas (vote for two); Treasurer Noelle Buettner; Constable Steven Damveld. Town of Seneca: Chairman Carolyn Marie Joliltz; Supervisor 1 Michael J. Trinko; Supervisor 2 Harvey G. Stefl; Clerk R. Raymond Rigsby; Treasurer Sherry A. Voelz. Town of Washington: Chairman David Korth; Supervisor Paul D. Gagnow, Jessie J. Bahr (vote for two); Constable Charley Fritsch. Town of Waukechon: Chairman Jay Vomastic; Supervisor 1 Matthew M. Koehler; Supervisor 2 Douglas Beyer. Town of Wescott: Chairman Brian K. Moesch; Supervisor 2 Michael Stupecky; Supervisor 4 Marlene D. Brown. Town of Wittenberg: Chairman Richard Beversdorf; Supervisor Justin Hartleen, Bill Tim, Raymond Knaup (vote for two); Treasurer Jasmine Wolff. Aniwa: President Tom Kautza; Trustee: Joseph Meisenhelder. Birnamwood: President Mike Sprague; Trustee Jason Cieslewicz, Ronald Resch, Philip Kersten (vote for not more than three). Bonduel: President Russ Gehm; Trustee Kay Zuleger, Andrew Court, Sean Falk (vote for not more than three). Bowler: President Otto R. Maves; Trustee Scott Breitrick, Joseph Duquette (vote for not more than three). Cecil: President Jeff Nolan; Trustee Ann Kallies, Duane Sperberg, Robert Weier (vote for not more than three). Eland: President Shane Larson; Trustee Kyle Resch, Jim Stets (vote for not more than two); Clerk Denise Larson; Treasurer Claudia Ploeger. Gresham: President Richard Giese; Trustee Brett Nelson, Art Bahr, Michelle Martinez (vote for not more than three). Mattoon: President Jim Zahn; Trustee Tomas Zarda, Jeffrey Steig, Rachel Torres Rodriguez, Donald Fuller, Chaz Rueter (vote for not more than three). Pulaski: President Keith Chambers; Trustee Stephen M. Kelhler, Keith Gering, Becky Beaulieu, Howard L. Zernicke (vote for not more than three). Tigerton: President Steve Reinert; Trustee David Herb Dent, Patrick Bailey, Angelia Willman (vote for not more than three). Wittenberg: President William Switalla; Trustee David Timm, Theresa Gatz (vote for not more than three). Marion: Alderperson Ward 4 Neal Westermeier. Shawano: Alderperson District 1 Brad Keuschel; Aldersperson District 3 Kevin Barkow; Alderperson District 5 Linda Meyer. Cloverleaf Sanitary District 1: Commissioner Jason Jaskolski. Richmond Sanitary District 1: Commissioner (no candidate). Shawano Lake Sanitary District 1: Commissioner Michael Stupecky. Antigo School District: At large Billy Roff, Dave Bardo, Abby Mattek, Kristin Mattmiller (vote for not more than three). Bonduel School District: Towns of Navarino and Lessor Dennis Bergsbaken; At large Julie Felhofer; Town of Hartland and a portion of the Town of Waukechon David Bohm. Bowler School District: Village of Bowler Kerry Breitrick; Town of Hutchins (no candidate). Clintonville: At large Mark Zachow, Laurie Volrath, David Battenberg, Christopher Hoffman (vote for not more than two). Gillett School District: At large Lorie Beyer, Robin Banaszynski, Tonia Krsuchke, Trisha Ondik (vote for not more than three). Gresham School District: At large Joe Enjik, Jerry Lyons, Ethan Schmidt (vote for not more than three). Marion School District: Marion Melissa Stuhr; Towns of Grant, Pella, Herman and Seneca George Graper; Towns of Larrabee, Dupont, Helvetia, Union, Wyoming, village of Big Falls Bruce Zillmer. Menominee Indian School District: Neopit Area Terry Waupekenay; Keshena Area Leah Pamonicutt, Regina Washinawatok (vote for one); At large Carrie Waukau-Grignon, McKaylin Peters (vote for one). Pulaski School District: Zone 1 Village of Pulaski Heidi Bukowiec; Zone 3 Towns of Angelica and Green Valley Josh Kolodziej. Seymour School District: Zone 1 Steve Kane, Stacy Smith (vote for not more than two); Zone 2 Tony Kastning. Shawano School District: Area III Town of Wescott, portion of Washington Tim Renard; Area IV Shawano Jeana Hoffman Winslow, Bobbi J. Lemerond, Karen Smith Houston (vote for not more than three). Tigerton School District: Tigerton Andrew Tiller; Town of Morris Jeremy Erdmann. Wittenberg-Birnamwood School District: Area 1 Christopher Pietz; Area 5 Chuck Wendler; Area 6 Adam Karcz. Statewide, Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford are competing for a 10-year as justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jill Underly is being challenged by Brittany Kinser. Lisa Stark is running unopposed for District 3 Court of Appeals judge. The referendum question reads: “Photographic identification for voting. Shall section 1m of article III of the constitution be created to require that voters present valid photographic identification verifying their identity in order to vote in any election, subject to exceptions which may be established by law?” The current voter ID will remain regardless of the outcome. An approved referendum would place the law into the state constitution, making it more difficult for a court or lawmakers to eliminate it. kpasson@newmedia-wi.com