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Tag: Margaret Oliver
Posted inElections, Local news, Politics, Schools

Primary Election Forums: RUSD School Board and Racine County Board

by Racine County Eye

The Racine Interfaith Council is hosting a candidate forum for the primary election via Zoom on Feb. 13. The candidate forum aims to give residents of Racine Unified School Board District 1 the chance to hear from those running for office. People will also hear from 3 candidates who are running for a position as […]

Posted incandidate bios, Elections, Politics

Candidate Bio: Margaret Oliver, RUSD School Board, District 1

by Racine County Eye

Margaret Oliver, 70, is running against Theresa Villar and Tonya Evans in the primary election. She is running for the Racine Unified School District Board 1st District. The election is taking place on Feb. 15. Oliver is a resident of Mt. Pleasant, Wis. She has lived in Racine County for the past 70 years. If […]

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Primary Vote On Tap For RUSD Board Seat

by Paul Holley

RACINE – A primary election vote is on tap for the District 1 seat on the Racine Unified School District (RUSD) Board of Education. The election will be held Tuesday, February 15. Three candidates have filed nomination papers for the three-year term. They are Tonya Evans, Margaret Oliver and Theresa Villar. The top two finishers […]

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