Public libraries in the 90th.
Brown County Public Library
After serving for 5 terms, Karl Van Roy (R-Green Bay) is retiring from the Assembly.
An open seat.
The Republican Candidates
Joel Diny
Wisconsin Senate recall candidate David VanderLeest dismisses legal problems. (Green Bay Press-Gazette, 6/8/2011)
Excerpt: The Republican recall candidate hoping to oust state Sen. Dave Hansen from office has a history of legal and financial troubles, including nearly $25,000 in unpaid property taxes and arrests for domestic abuse.
Wonder how many of the 11,054 held their noses while voting.
Wisconsin Eye interview.
The Democratic Candidate
About: [with bold added] Eric Genrich knows how unique Green Bay is because he was born and raised here. Eric grew up playing Little League baseball at the end of Lawe St. and tackle football for St. Thomas More at Farlin Park. It was on Emilie Street where he had his first job as the neighborhood paperboy. In high school Eric ran cross country, worked at Martin Hardware and met his future wife, Emily Kelley.
After graduation, Eric attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he earned his Bachelor’s Degree in 2002. More importantly, it was during his college years that Eric and Emily started dating. Eric went to work for State Senator Dave Hansen where his Green Bay roots came in handy in his role providing constituent services and policy research. While working for Senator Hansen, Eric and Emily married and Eric began to study for a Masters Degree in Library and Information Sciences. He earned his Master’s from UW-Milwaukee in 2010.
He went to work as a field representative for Congressman Steve Kagen in 2010 where he performed constituent outreach and constituent services for people in Northeastern Wisconsin.
Today, Eric and Emily have two young children, Henry and Amelia, and they reside on Division St. He works as an Information Technology Librarian at the Brown County Library. Eric also serves on the Executive Committee for NeighborWorks Green Bay, a local housing nonprofit, and is a member of his neighborhood association.
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