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Urschel appointed to Xenia City Council

Urschel appointed to Xenia City Council XENIA By a 4-2 vote, Will Urschel was appointed to Xenia City Council Tuesday. Urschel, who served as a write-in candidate in 2019, will fill the vacancy created when Dr. Edgar Wallace died earlier this month. Urschel will serve until the end of 2021 and the final two years on Wallace’s term will be filled by a vote of the electorate in the November general election. Urschel attempted to run for council last November, but his petitions were invalidated by the Board of Elections after a challenge by a pair of Xenia citizens. Urschel did not have the required number of signatures per the Xenia city charter. He and former council member Mike Engle said a clerical error in the board of elections office led them to collect fewer signatures than required.

8 apply to fill vacant Xenia city council seat

8 apply to fill vacant Xenia city council seat Bonnie Meibers © Provided by Dayton Daily News City of Xenia. STAFF/BONNIE MEIBERS Eight people have applied to fill the Xenia City Council seat left vacant when councilman Edgar Wallace died. Wallace, who died early this month, was first elected in 2016. He was re-elected to a second term in November. He was 76 at the time of his death. William Urschel, Jon Martin, Mary Haller, Dale Louderback, Melody Anderson, Michael Engle, Faith Ann Sorice and Howard Horstman applied to fill the vacancy. Three of the applicants previously serviced on city council. Urschel was on city council in 2019 and is currently on the board of recreation and community activities. He was a write-in candidate for council. Urschel is a pastor at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Xenia and works for Dayton Aerospace, Inc., his resume says.

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