The City of Hillsdale is accepting nominating petitions for mayoral and city council candidates for the 2022 elections. City mayor and council members for the first, second, third, and fourth ward are up for re-election. City Clerk Katy Price said candidates must collect between 25 and 50 qualified elector signatures on their petition. Candidates are...
Three local candidates spoke to residents about reducing government interference and spending during a candidate meet-and-greet at Stadium Roller Rink on Feb. 15. The candidates took questions from the attendees, passed around petitions, and discussed issues important to the citizens. The three candidates included: Doug Ingles, owner of the rink and candidate for county commissioner;...
The Hillsdale Collegian asked 22 questions to four candidates running for the 58th District seat in the Michigan State House of Representatives. The four candidates running for this position are Hillsdale Mayor Adam Stockford (R), local attorney Andrew Fink (R), real estate agent Daren Wiseley (R), and former union representative Steven Sowards (D). Responses are...
More than a dozen residents and city officials gathered in Handmade Sandwiches and Beverages on Thursday to meet the candidates running for positions in city government. Those running for mayor and city council shared what they hope to accomplish for the City of Hillsdale if elected Nov. 7. The re-occurring theme of Thursday’s discussion was...
Harvard University College Republicans’ letter detailing its decision to not endorse GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump went viral in August and brought attention to Hillsdale’s chapter. College Republicans President junior Brant Cohen said numerous media outlets — including ABC, The Wall Street Journal, and USA Today — asked them why they haven’t endorsed Trump. Although...