Frank Cerasa An Amherstburg mayoral hopeful has had his nomination rejected but is continuing to fight. Frank Cerasa is no longer listed as a mayoral candidate due to an issue pertaining to his 25 endorsements and whether he met the requirements. The town maintains he has only 24 endorsements, a claim Cerasa disputes. According to Cerasa, he tried to rectify the situation regarding a 25th signature that is under dispute. “There is no malice,” said Cerasa. Cerasa is fighting

Bill Fryer Bill Fryer is seeking the top political job in Amherstburg. Fryer is running for mayor in the Oct. 26 municipal election and says town council needs to take more control in the decision-making process, something he feels has been lost. “I’m tired of watching what is going on in our community,” said Fryer. “My plan is a simple one but will be intense – bringing back integrity to the governance of our community. It seems to me we have lost it over the past 12 years a

Frank Cleminson Frank Cleminson wants to bring his skills and ask the tough questions to town council, if elected. Cleminson is running for a councillor seat in the Oct. 26 municipal election, stating he has experience that is relevant. “My HR background and skillsets that I’ve acquired over time I feel can be utilized on council,” said Cleminson. Cleminson pointed out he served almost 12 years with the Amherstburg Police Services Board (APSB) and was involved in setting the