Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Whitefish Bay voters chose Miller and Fuda over two other candidates in Tuesday night's election.
Trustee Jay Miller has won re-election to the Whitefish Bay Village Board, and newcomer Carl Fuda has been elected to the board for the first time. Miller and Fuda survived a four-way election that included Kevin McMahon and Kenneth Wysocky. Both Miller and Fuda had lawn signs peppered around the Bay in the weeks leading up to Tuesday's election. When reached on Tuesday night, Miller, a four-year incumbent, said he appreciates the continued support from Whitefish Bay residents. "I'm happy that I have an opportunity to serve another three years," he said. "I like coming up with solutions to difficult problems, and reaching a balanced approach to addressing them. That's what we have applied in the past and will continue to do in the future…
Friday, March 22, 2013
Jay Miller, Carl Fuda, Ken Wysocky and Kevin McMahon are running for two seats in the April 2 election.
Four candidates are seeking two three-year terms on the Whitefish Bay Village Board in the April 2 election. The candidates are incumbent Trustee Jay Miller, Kenneth Wysocky, Carl Fuda and Kevin McMahon (Click on link for biographical information on each candidate). The four candidates survived a five-way primary election in February. To provide residents with the most information on where they stand on the issues facing the village, Whitefish Bay Patch invited readers to submit questions that we posed to the candidates. Here, in their own words, are the candidates' answers to those questions as well as some posed by Patch.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
The former Milwaukee County judge received the least votes in the five-way village trustee election. Now, four candidates will compete for two seats in the general election on April 2.
Robert Crawford has been knocked out of the five-way village trustee race, receiving the least votes in Tuesday's primary election. Crawford, a retired attorney and Milwaukee County judge, has chastised the Village Board in recent years for not being more aggressive with its sewer improvement plans. Whitefish Bay traditionally enjoys high turnout numbers, but even with a village trustee primary on the ballot, turnout only measured 21 percent. Four candidates remain in the race for two available trustee seats in the April 2 election. Four-year incumbent Trustee Jay Miller received the most votes (889); Carl Fuda received 812 votes; Kevin McMahon received 444 votes and Kenneth Wysocky received 422 votes. Crawford received 295 votes. …
Monday, February 11, 2013
One incumbent and four challengers are vying for two trustee seats in the Feb. 19 primary election.
Five candidates are seeking two three-year terms on the Whitefish Bay Village Board in the Feb. 19 primary election. The top four voter-getters will advance to the April 2 general election. The candidates are incumbent Trustee Jay Miller, and challengers Robert Crawford, Kenneth Wysocky, Carl Fuda and Kevin McMahon (Click on link for biographical information on each candidate). To provide residents with the most information on where they stand on the issues facing the village, Whitefish Bay Patch invited readers to submit questions that we posed to the candidates. Here, in their own words, are the candidates' answers to those questions as well as some posed by Patch.
Monday, January 21, 2013
From taxes to sewers to downtown development, the next Village Board will tackle several key issues in 2013. Patch wants readers to pose questions for the five candidates running in next month's Whitefish Bay Village Board primary election.
Five candidates are running for two spots on the Whitefish Bay Village Board in the Feb. 19 primary election, and Patch will be there every step of the way as we cover this important race. But this time around, we are going to have our readers get more involved in our coverage of the campaign. And we're starting by asking you to help us formulate questions for the candidates. Whitefish Bay Patch will soon contact the candidates vying for the trustee spots to get biographical information as well as their views on the issues facing the village. But we don't want to be the only ones posing the questions; we want to hear what's on your mind as well. If you have a question you would like to ask one or all of the candidates, post it in the …
Thursday, January 3, 2013
While the Village Board field is packed, the Whitefish Bay School Board election is uncontested with two candidates running for two open seats.
Five village residents are running for two Village Board seats, which means a primary election will be held in February. Wednesday was the last day for candidates to declare candidacy for the Village Board and School Board in the April 2 election. The five candidates running for village trustee are incumbent Trustee Jay Miller, Robert Crawford, Kenneth Wysocky, Carl Fuda and Kevin McMahon. Because there are five candidates, the village will hold a primary election on Feb. 19 that will narrow the field to four candidates for the spring election on April 2. Trustees serve three-year terms and earn $600 annually. For the Whitefish Bay School Board, two candidates – incumbent Cheryl Maranto and Kristin Yunker, have filed paperwork to run for …
Friday, December 28, 2012
As of Friday, incumbent Jay Miller and resident Robert Crawford are running unopposed for the two open Village Board seats.
The deadline to run for Whitefish Bay Village Board is just a couple days away. Two seats are up for election on the Whitefish Bay Village Board in April, and so far two candidates — incumbent Trustee Jay Miller and Palisades Road resident Robert Crawford — are the only candidates who have submitted the necessary paperwork to run for election. Crawford, a former Milwaukee County Circuit Court judge, is a regular attendee of Village Board meetings and often speaks about sewer issues facing the village. Crawford and Miller will run unopposed for the two elected positions unless another resident decides to run for office. To run for office, you can pick up the necessary paperwork from Village Hall or email Deputy Village Clerk Kayla Chadwick …
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Trustee Jay Miller will run for re-election, while six-year incumbent Jim Roemer has decided to step down.
Trustee Jim Roemer's decision to step down from the Village Board was not an easy one. Roemer has served on the board for six years, which is longer than any other trustee on the board. A managing director working in commercial real estate at The PrivateBank, Roemer's service to the village began nearly 11 years ago when he joined the Community Development Authority. He will continue to carry out his second term until a new trustee is elected on April 2. Jay Miller, the other trustee whose term is up, will seek re-election to his second full term. Nomination papers are available at Village Hall and must be filed by Jan. 2. If more than two candidates file papers to run, they will compete for the two at-large seats available in April. …
Tuesday, January 21, 2003
Incumbent, 22-year resident seeking third term as village trustee.
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Tuesday, January 21, 2003
Name: Jay Miller Address: 4820 N. Oakland Ave. Age: 63 Occupation: Tax attorney and adjunct professor at Lubar School of Business, UWM Family: Married to Donna Faw for 33 years. Two children: Douglas (29); Anna (26). How long have you lived in village? 22-1/2 years Have you held political office? Current position as trustee. Elected once to complete an unfinished term (2009) and again (2010) to a full three-year term. Related experience: Currently (and for the last four years ) Trustee of WFB Village Board and also (in the last year) member of the Community Development Authority. Formerly member and president of WFB Advocates for Education; formerly member and president of Blue Dukes; formerly member of WFB Public Education Foundation; and…
Patrick
5:32 pm on Tuesday, April 2, 2013
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