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About Former City Councilors of Superior: The Legends, The Myths, The Survivors
Superior, Wisconsin—where city councilors come, go, and occasionally stick around long enough to develop a permanent chair groove. Our ex-councilors are a special breed—part civic leader, part cat wrangler, and always trying to remember if they approved that pothole patching contract back in ’09.
These brave souls took on the impossible: balancing city budgets with duct tape and good intentions, while dodging complaints about snow plows, barking dogs, and why the city didn’t put in that one stop sign someone’s been demanding since the 80s. They’ve sat through more marathon meetings than marathon runners actually run, and yet somehow survived to tell the tale.
Former councilors come from all walks of life—small business owners, teachers, retired folks who just wanted something to do on Tuesday nights. They’ve tackled everything from pothole diplomacy to explaining why tax increases don’t come with a free toaster. And when they finally escape—I mean, retire—they don’t just disappear. Nope, many of them still hang around, dishing out advice like political Yodas at local diners, reminding everyone how things were “back in my day.”
In Superior, ex-councilors are like local celebrities—minus the fame, fortune, and paparazzi. They may be out of office, but their stories (and opinions) live on!
Election 2026: Voters vs. the Budget That Ate Superior
Superior’s budget surged nearly 50% despite a shrinking population. Voters face key decisions in April impacting future city spending.
Mayor Jim Paines Texts Read Like City Hall Tried to Workshop a Coup
Mayor Jim Paine’s texts raise questions of political integrity, suggesting a scripted public meeting rather than true reform. Taxpayers should be alert!
Key Questions for Voters Before Elections!
Before re-electing council members, voters must ask tough questions about city audits, spending priorities, and long-term liabilities.
Examining Taser Policies in Federal Court
In a federal court deposition, former Officer Taylor Gaard confirms that tasers shouldn’t be used on passively resisting suspects. Key policies highlighted.
Superior’s Malicious Prosecution Could Cost Taxpayers
From traffic stop to federal lawsuit: When confusion costs more than a ticket, taxpayers deserve answers on unnecessary legal risks.
Judge Challenges Qualified Immunity Cops Excessive Force
Judge rules against qualified immunity for officers tasing an unarmed DoorDash driver, highlighting failures in law enforcement accountability.
Superior’s New Game Show: Who Wants to Replace a Councilman?
Voters are pushing back against incumbency as challengers Schumacher and Greene aim to bring fresh perspectives to the 3rd District council seat.
Krampus Jim Strikes Again: Superior’s Naughty List Is Getting Longer
Experience a satirical twist on Christmas cheer, where debt and lawsuits decorate City Hall—it’s a holiday tune you won’t forget!
Democracy? Never Heard of Her — Superior Council Votes Stay More Hidden Than Mayor Paine’s Budget Math
In Superior, democracy struggles as council votes go unrecorded. Ask your leaders: Why the secrecy? Transparency is vital for accountability!