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Volume XXVIIII Number 4 October 7, 2022
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Boardman appoints new city councilors
L-R: Mayor Paul Keefer swearing in Heather Baumgartner at the September 22 City Council meeting. Photos contributed At the September 22, 2022 City Council meeting, the Boardman City Council appointed Heather Baumgartner and Cristina Cuevas to the City Council. They were among six citizens who expressed an interest in the vacant Council seats left by Paul Beagle and Katy Norton in August. Each candidate was asked questions by the Council and with a majority vote, Ms. Baumgartner and Ms. Cuevas were appointed to fill the vacancies with terms ending December 31, 2024. Councilor Baumgartner is a business owner in Boardman and is a long-time resident of Boardman who graduated from Riverside High School. She previously worked for the City of Boardman as the city clerk and currently serves as secretary for the Boardman Chamber of Commerce. She has a desire to be a part of the growth of Cristina Cuevas was sworn in to her City Council position by Mayor Paul Keefer. Cristina’s four year term will expires: 12/31/24. Boardman. Councilor Cueva has lived in couraged by community mem- iams,; Leslie Pierson, Roy Boardman her entire life, with bers to be a part of the city coun- Drago; and Brenda Profitt. the exception of the six years cil and stated she wants to make The Boardman City Counwhen she went to college. She a positive impact in the commu- cil meets the FIRST Tuesday had other opportunities in other nity. of every month at 7:00pm at places, but preferred to stay in Other members of the Boardman City Hall Council her home town where she is Boardman City Council are Chambers unless otherwise raising three boys. She was en- Mayor Paul Keefer; Isaac Will- posted.
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