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DID YOU KNOW? • Google was originally called "BackRub." • Colors fade in the sun because, over time, their molecules are being ripped apart by sunlight's high-energy UV light. – Source: sotruefacts.com MARK BELLING These truly are amazing times Page 8 What will never happen keeps happening 2018 OAK CREEK WINTER FESTIVAL IN PHOTOS – PAGE 11 JOHN TORINUS Bucky Tuition Promise: Small step, right path Page 9 The bigger the number, the harder the solution MILWAUKEE COUNTY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FEBRUARY 23, 2018 By DAVE FIDLIN Special to the Post MILWAUKEE — County Supervisor David Sartori lost a bid for a second two-year term in office, results from Tuesday's primary reveal. The District 8 seat Sartori holds on the County Board was one five local races subjected to a primary because of the high number of candidates on the bal- lot. Julietta Henry, director of the Milwaukee County Election Commission, said voter turnout across the 19 cities and villages averaged 15 percent, based on preliminary figures. One statewide race — state Supreme Court justice — was also on the ballot. Locally, county residents favored Rebecca Dallet over Screnock and Tim Burns, although Screnock was the top vote-getter statewide. Sartori's constituents are in Cudahy, St. Francis, South Milwaukee and portions of Oak Creek. Sartori, 75, faced two challengers leading into the pri- mary: James Davies, 33, of South Milwaukee, who was the top vote-getter, and Steven Shea, 58, of Cudahy, who placed second. The vote totals for the race remain unofficial until a board of canvassers reviews ballots. See the results on page 4. As the polls closed, Davies took to social media to share his thoughts on the election results. "I'm looking forward to talk- ing to more voters going into the April election," Davies wrote in a Facebook post on his campaign page. "Talking to the people of the South Shore about their cares and concerns is the best part of running for office." Shea offered similar senti- ments on social media and said he See PRIMARY on Page 15 Voter turnout across Milwaukee County averaged 15 percent Local news at your fingertips Visit www.gmtoday.com Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/MilwaukeePost A $349 Value! Must mention ad for special! 259462019 BROKEN GARAGE DOOR SPRING, CABLE OR OPENER? We'll Fix It Fast! Same Day Service-Lowest Price Extend the life of your door & opener with a TUNE-UP, LUBE & SAFETY INSPECTION Parts extra if needed. $ 69 95 414-418-3667 (DOOR) • www.blandodoorcollc.com $ 299 * $ 739 * Quality top rated garage door opener includes two remotes, deluxe inside wall station, safety photo eyes, lifetime motor warranty, installation, haul away old opener & tax. includes: installation, remove and haul away old door, reattach existing opener & tax. *Prices may vary due to Lead Abatement Law New Chamberlain LiftMaster 1/2 HP Model 8160 Ultra Quiet DC Motor on Sale! LIMITED TIME OFFER! 16 x 7 Steel Raised Panel Door Special Package Includes Installation 414-418-3667 (DOOR) Senior Discounts, Family Owned, Honest, Reliable Service Over 25 Years DO YOU NEED A WILL? DO YOU NEED A WILL? Attorney James J. Winiarski An experienced professional in estate planning. A standard simple will is $215.00, and that charge includes a private conference with Attorney Winiarski. Husband and wife for $400.00. •Probate services are also available at reasonable rates. •Emergency consultations are available. •Please Call for a Free Simple Estate Planning Consultation Attorney James J. Winiarski 3625 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee (414) 383-3902 259462035 Sartori ousted as county supervisor; area favors Dallet for Supreme Court Dallet Screnock