Boyd, Wisconsin has a new write-in candidate for trustee. With present village trustee Casey Dorn opting to step aside and refocus, Samuel Sikora has stepped forward to fill Dorn’s village trustee …
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Boyd, Wisconsin has a new write-in candidate for trustee. With present village trustee Casey Dorn opting to step aside and refocus, Samuel Sikora has stepped forward to fill Dorn’s village trustee seat in the April election.
Graduating from high school in 2008, Sikora’s background includes work as a truck driver as well as at Stanley Correctional. Now 36 years old, he was inspired to run from the desire to make a difference in the village.
“To make a difference in the village that my family and I call home,” Sikora says for his reason to run.
Check back next week for candidate questionnaires and pictures.
