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Nederland voters elect three trustees

trustees.The question asked whether the town's trustees should receive a $150 monthly stipend and the mayor a $250 monthly stipend beginning with this new board. The measure passed Straighteners Ghd

Apr 2:Years of contention give way to cohesion on newly elected Erie boardApr 1:Lyons elects mayor, six trusteesTina Harris elected Erie mayor by wide marginErie police/courts building wins voter approvalNederland voters chose three candidates Tuesday to represent them on the town's Board of Trustees Babyliss Curler

and also decided to pay the trustees and mayor for their service.The town was among several Boulder County communities that held municipal elections Tuesday. A total of 316 people cast their ballots in the mountain town, picking three trustees, re electing the unopposed mayor and supporting a measure that for the first time will mean the town's elected officials are financially compensated for their work, according to results posted by town clerk Michele Martin.Incumbent Kevin Mueller received 134 votes, Charles Wood received 163 votes, and Kristopher Larsen, chairman of the town's planning commission, received 168 votes. They were the three trustees elected Tuesday out of a field of seven.Mayor Joe Gierlach was running unopposed."I think we had a great group of candidates this season," Gierlach said after results were posted.He added he was happy to see Mueller re elected to maintain consistency on the board.The only ballot question before Nederland voters was whether to establish monetary compensation for the town's mayor and Ghd Curls

203 to 103.Gierlach publicly Beats By Dre Wireless supported the measure in the leadup to the election and was happy to see it pass, he said."I'm pleased," he said. "We talked about it for a long time. I think it was the right thing to do and the right time to do it now that the town's financial situation is stable."