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Cambridge Mayor Marlys Palmer files for re-election Print E-mail
Cambridge is the greatest city to live in for one’s entire life. My family moved here years ago when we were offered employment. My husband Red and I have owned and operated a retail business for 40+ years and have enjoyed everyday. Our two daughters grew up here and after leaving for the college years have returned to make Cambridge their home once again.
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Councilman Bob Shogren files for Cambridge mayoral seat Print E-mail
What should the responsibility of government be? The government should provide for public safety with a well-equipped and trained police and fire service. The government should provide safe streets and keep them in good repair. The government should ensure safe drinking water and reliable disposal of waste. The government should take care of public land such as parks, sidewalks, and trails.
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Longtime resident Joe Morin files for Cambridge City Council Print E-mail
Hello, I am Joe Morin and I would really like your vote for Cambridge City Council. I have been married for almost 25 years to my wonderful wife, Cheryl; I have two adult children—Jill (married to Jon Kast) and Daniel who lives in Cambridge and does a lot with Young Life as a mentor and volunteer leader. Cheryl and I have lived in the Goldenwood area of Cambridge for 15+ years. She is the office manager at First Baptist Church in Cambridge, and I am a professional Santa Claus. I have worked in Minnesota, New York, and Pennsylvania.
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Cambridge Council Member Chris Caulk files for re-election Print E-mail
My name is Chris Caulk and I am a current member of the Cambridge City Council. I have resided in the city of Cambridge with my family for nearly 12 years. I live and work in this community and am proud to call Cambridge my home.
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Reminder on Filing Statements Print E-mail

The Isanti County News will publish one free filing statement and photo for each of the candidates running for Cambridge and Braham city councils, with the condition the statement is 350 words or less, and is subject to editing by the newspaper. Filing statements must be received by Friday, Sept. 3, at 4 p.m. for final publication in the newspaper’s Sept. 8 edition. Filing statements received after Sept. 3 will not be published unless as a paid advertisement.

Filing statements and photos may be emailed to editor.countynews@ecm-inc.com or mailed or dropped off at the office, 234 South Main Street, Cambridge, MN 55008.

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Braham graduate makes waves on political scene Print E-mail
A 1999 Braham Area High School graduate had an intricate role during Matt Entenza’s campaign for governor. Even though Entenza has conceded his campaign, Tim Nelson enjoyed his experience working as a policy associate for the Entenza campaign.
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