“I am completing my 10th year as a City Councilwoman and love our community and our direction,” Klink said. But it’s time for new challenges, she said.
Klink, who has been a leader in Hamilton’s ongoing 17Strong efforts to build up the city’s 17 neighborhoods, said she will remain active.
“(I) am not a candidate going forward, yet I look forward to being involved with our community,” said Klink, who was superintendent of the Lakota Local School District.
Her decision means at least one of Hamilton’s seven seats will be filled by somebody new in January. Three of the council’s seven positions will be contested in November.
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