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In Superior Wisconsin’s office scene, Mayor Jim Paine signs approved papers as a clock reads Overtime o’clock, with Chief of Overtime at 178.5 hours.

178.5 Hours of Overtime and Not a Pothole Filled

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine on April 29, 2026 May 12, 2026

Discover how the city’s desk job transforms into a lucrative overtime role, turning public service into a money-making sitcom. Follow the money!

A man in a plaid shirt and glasses sitting at a desk cluttered with papers and office supplies.

Superior Telegram Launches New Column: Whatever Jim Says.

in City Hall City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine on October 13, 2025 March 17, 2026

Mayor Paine’s financial strategies favor businesses while homeowners suffer, and local media prioritize PR over accountability and truth.

An image capturing the tense atmosphere of City Hall: in the foreground, a nameplate on an empty desk reads 'City Clerk Camila Ramos,' symbolizing her imminent departure. Nearby, a stack of papers and a file labeled 'Separation Agreement' rests under a desk lamp, casting a stark light. In the background, shadowy silhouettes of city leaders gather in quiet discussion, evoking a sense of secrecy and unresolved conflict. A subtle bulletin board features a calendar marked with 'June 24' and a notice about an upcoming election, representing the ongoing responsibilities Ramos leaves behind. The ambiance is somber, with muted tones and a spotlight on the desk, emphasizing the narrative of leadership transition and controversy. Around Paine, the surrounding trees are adorned with small “Protected” signs, symbolizing the proposed conservation status. Yet, in the distance, Uncle Fred’s property has more casual fencing, showing a different, less regulated look that hints at development. An eagle is perched nearby, representing the sanctuary’s intended purpose, watching over the scene. Overall, the image portrays a juxtaposition: the untouched wilderness contrasted with encroaching development, symbolizing the tension between public preservation and private interests.

City Clerk Camila Ramos Resigns Amid Discrimination Complaint and Allegations of Insubordination

in City Hall City of Superior on May 20, 2023 April 30, 2026

City Clerk Camila Ramos resigns amid insubordination and discrimination allegations, raising concerns about transparency in local leadership.

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