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Barbara Egan Photos Back | Next Back | Next Back | Next Age: 42. Address: 820 Second...elected, what specifically would you do to control government spending? Barbara Egan If I am elected I will make every effort to control the unnecessary and...
...priorities if they were elected to office. Brainerd City Council candidates for Ward 3 are incumbent Kevin Goedker, Barbara Egan and Howard Brewer. Brewer did not attend Tuesday's debate in the Little Theater at Brainerd High School. Debate...
...Percent SIZE="-1" FACE="Helvetica">HOWARD J. BREWER 150 Age: 64 Address: 121 Third Ave. N.E., Brainerd BARBARA EGAN 497 Age: 42 Address: 820 Second Ave. N.E., Brainerd KEVIN GOEDKER Winner 697 Age: 37 Address: 1308 Eighth Ave...
...estimated start time 7 or 7:15 p.m.) include incumbent Lucy Nesheim and Ed Shaw, Ward 1; incumbent Kevin Goedker, Barbara Egan and Howard Brewer, Ward 3. League officials said Brewer had not responded as of last week. The at-large candidates...
...402-291. In Brainerd, the results were: Brainerd Ward 1, Ed Shaw, 310, and Lucy Nesheim, 234. Brainerd Ward 3, Barbara Egan, 212, Kevin Goedker, 208, and Howard J. Brewer, 104. Brainerd at-large, David L. Colvin, 1,108, Bob Olson...
...Oct. 8, 2007 4. Consent calendar. Claims and Accounts Non-Teaching Resignations New Non-Teaching Employees Barbara Egan - Food Service, Baxter -- 3.75 hr/day, 9 month - $8.33/hr - effective Sept. 13. Stacey Johnson - educational...
...Committee. C - Other committees. 12. Committee recommendations - recommended by Mayor Wallin. A. Park Board - Ms. Barbara Egan - Complete vacated term which expires Jan. 1, 2011. 13. Call for applicants. A. Charter Commission - One term...
...Ruth Gogolin, Tom Peterson and Mary Koep; 6-year terms to expire Jan. 1, 2016. D. Parks and Recreation Board - Barbara Egan, 5-year term to expire Jan. 1, 2015. E. Public Utilities Commission - Mr. Don Sievek, 5-year term to expire...
...he fights to save a few thousand dollars but then he wants to spend the equivalent of $75,000 (salary and benefits). Staff is handling things. Why add a high-paying position when the city is expecting more cuts? Barbara Egan Brainerd