The council candidate pool shrunk by one last week.
City Council Place 1 candidate Jonathan Todd, one of the first to apply to be on the ballot, withdrew his candidacy from the race.
When he began his candidacy, Todd said that he thought that Place 1 incumbent David Kleiber would not seek re-election.
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By Dustin Butler • [email protected]
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