Browsing Category Jenny Van Sickle

During her tenure, Van Sickle championed various initiatives, including water safety signs at Loon Foot Landing and a ban on conversion therapy in Superior. Admirable? Sure. Enough to secure her seat? Apparently not. Perhaps the constituents preferred their councilors without a side of potential conflicts of interest.

A powerful, gritty visual scene capturing the essence of systemic injustice. A police officer in uniform, his face shadowed and expression cold, stands beside a badly mangled car wreck under harsh streetlights. In the foreground, empty alcohol containers lie discarded, starkly contrasting the flashing red and blue police lights. Nearby, grieving family members cling to one another in anguish, holding a photo of a young father and infant. In the background, a judge’s bench looms, with scales of justice tipped grotesquely toward a pile of money marked “Bail $15,000.” The officer smirks slightly, a badge and pension papers visible in his hand, while a police chief offers a dismissive shrug, labeled with the words “stain on the badge.” Above the scene, a dark sky looms with the phrase “Justice is blind” etched in the clouds, half-erased by a seeing-eye dog with selective vision.

Final Soupnutz Episode – Dear Jim

in City Council Superior Wisconsin Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine Police Department on November 10, 2025 November 10, 2025

Final Episode Note: Dear Jim This is the last episode of Soupnutz — not because the work is done, but because the silence has become too loud to ignore. We began Soupnutz to follow the…

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City Clowncil Meeting 3 Hours ! – Mayor Jim Recycles More Than Trash—Welcome Back, Jenny Van Sickle!

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine on May 21, 2025 May 28, 2025

Experience the chaotic Superior Common Council meeting, where governance resembles a wild group therapy session. From funny committee mishaps to eye-opening debates, this three-hour event felt like a reality show!

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Political Ice Breaking in Superior—Is Mayor Paine Headed for a Frosty Exit ?

in City Hall City of Superior Garner Moffat Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine Nick Ledin Ruth Ludwig Tylor Elm on April 7, 2025 April 7, 2025

Last night’s election marked a turning point, delivering a decisive blow to the old political guard. Voters are demanding real change—will the momentum continue?

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Election Fallout: Jenny Van Sickle Blames Ballots After Losing to Sarah Anderson

in City Hall City of Superior Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine on April 2, 2025 April 7, 2025

After losing the election, Jenny Van Sickle doubts the ballot integrity instead of accepting the outcome. As the investigation continues, will she accept defeat or keep blaming the system?

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Superior Residents Demand Accountability Over Property Tax Hikes

in City Hall City of Superior Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine Tylor Elm on March 25, 2025 April 2, 2025

Local governance is failing as council members Van Sickle and Elm neglect financial duties for five years, leaving taxpayers to face the consequences of their mismanagement.

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Voting for Accountability: Why Superior Can’t Afford The Van Sickle & Elm Show Again

in City Hall City of Superior Jenny Van Sickle Lindsey Graskey Mayor Jim Paine Tylor Elm on March 24, 2025 June 5, 2025

In Superior, voters face a choice between transparency and budget issues. Don’t miss your chance to vote this April—accountability matters for your taxes!

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Mayor Jim’s Controversial Land Deal: Conservation or Nepotism?

in City Hall City of Superior Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine on March 20, 2025 April 1, 2025

In a satirical twist, Mayor Jim advocates for conservation while his land deals raise eyebrows, exposing the irony of Conservation for Thee, Not for Me amidst local political complexities in Superior’s rich landscape.

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Exploring Jenny Van Sickle’s Endorsements: Political Bias and Connections

in City Hall City of Superior Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine Nick Ledin on March 18, 2025 April 2, 2025

Explore the cozy network of political endorsements where connections are strong and impartiality is questionable, raising doubts about the candidates’ true independence.

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Superior’s 2nd District Election: Van Sickle vs. Anderson—Local Politics in Focus

in City Hall City of Superior Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine on March 17, 2025 April 2, 2025

Get ready for a political clash in Superior’s 2nd District as Councilor Jenny Van Sickle faces opponent Sarah Anderson, a mental health pro. Key issues like lead pipe replacement and housing make this election complex!

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Exposing Broadband Lies: Taxpayer Funds Drive Expensive Non-Competition

in City Hall City of Superior Garner Moffat Jenny Van Sickle Lindsey Graskey Mayor Jim Paine Nick Ledin Ruth Ludwig Tylor Elm on March 16, 2025 March 18, 2025

The City of Superior is misleading taxpayers about its broadband project’s costs, hiding millions in expenses and perpetuating old telecom issues, leading to higher bills and taxes for residents.