Posts tagged Superior City Council

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BREAKING: Mayor Jim Confuses Lawsuits with Progress Again

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine on July 21, 2025 July 28, 2025

In Superior, a new policy requires police to testify in court, exposing issues in local governance. Mayor Jim’s legacy is tainted by wrongful arrests, showing a gap in trust between leaders and the community.

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July 1st City Clowncil Meeting – Superior Council Approves Water Fix—Accidentally Does Its Job Finally

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior on July 15, 2025 July 15, 2025

Explore the chaotic charm of Superior, Wisconsin, where council meetings resemble theater, as local politicians clash over tree planting while seeking real progress amid performative governance.

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City Council Chaos: Strip Club Hours Discussed with Mayor’s Weird Committees!

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior Garner Moffat Jack Sweeney Lindsey Graskey Mayor Jim Paine Tylor Elm on June 25, 2025 June 30, 2025

In the chaotic Superior City Council, Mayor Jim Paine juggles strange committees—from strip clubs to dog poop—turning governance into a bizarre spectacle where quirky agendas overshadow serious issues.

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Superior WI City Council: Why Manage Streets When Owning a Museum is Easier?

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine on June 4, 2025 June 9, 2025

The Superior City Council has decided to take over the Douglas County Historical Society’s museum, sparking concerns about fiscal responsibility and management, leaving residents unsure if this will benefit local history.

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Superior City Budget Crisis: Mismanagement and Growing Deficits Amid Decline

in City Hall City of Superior Garner Moffat Jack Sweeney Jenny Van Sickle Lindsey Graskey Mark Johnson Mayor Jim Paine Nick Ledin Ruth Ludwig Tylor Elm on March 26, 2025 July 14, 2025

In Superior, Wisconsin, councilors Tylor Elm and Jenny Van Sickle face scrutiny after a million-dollar budgeting error. As they run for re-election, voters wonder if they’ll be held accountable.

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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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City Leaders Turn Down Free Money for Lead Poisoning – Your Water Remains Toxic

in City Hall City of Superior Garner Moffat Jack Sweeney Jenny Van Sickle Lindsey Graskey Mayor Jim Paine Nick Ledin Ruth Ludwig on February 24, 2025 March 11, 2025

The Superior City Council rejected a resolution for free federal funds to replace toxic lead pipes, risking residents’ health and prompting calls for accountability from local leaders.

A digital illustration depicting a tense Superior City Council meeting. At the center, Mayor Jim Paine and Councilor Jenny Van Sickle sit close together, their expressions calm but resolute, symbolizing their united front amidst the controversy. Across the room, Councilor Craig Sutherland stands, holding a formal letter, gesturing pointedly as he raises his concerns. The room is filled with other councilors, some appearing neutral, others whispering among themselves, reflecting divided opinions. A backdrop of Wisconsin state legal text subtly overlays the scene, highlighting the conflict-of-interest statute at the heart of the debate. The atmosphere is a blend of professional tension and political drama. 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.

Mayor Jim Paine and Councilor Jenny Van Sickle’s Marriage Sparks Local Controversy

in City Hall City of Superior Jenny Van Sickle Mayor Jim Paine on November 25, 2021 June 4, 2025

Concerns about potential conflicts of interest have arisen following the marriage of Superior Mayor Jim Paine and City Councilor Jenny Van Sickle, prompting Councilor Craig Sutherland to seek legal guidance. The situation has ignited a heated debate over ethics and transparency within local government, as both officials defend their positions amid allegations of undermining public trust.