Friday, August 29, 2025

Vote Askeland for Trustee on Nov. 4!

Rooted in Stewardship: A 4-H kid from an Iowa farm, who later rented out and then permanently restored 160 acres to wetlands and tallgrass prairie, I bring a lifelong commitment to land and community care.

Experienced Leadership: 27 years residence in Miami Twp, two successful terms on Yellow Springs Village Council, distinguished Wittenberg University teaching career, I offer a strong record of public accountability and community engagement.

Focused on Good Governance: Committed to fiscal responsibility, transparency, and clear communication with residents.

Engaged on Key Issues:  Ready to work with all residents of Clifton, Yellow Springs, and rural township areas on:


  • Reliable fire & rescue services

  • Land use and annexation concerns

  • Affordability

  • Climate resilience


Let's Connect!

 



Yes, I can help financially!  


For convenient and secure online giving,

please use my ActBlue account.


Or I can always accept checks or cash! These should be payable to “Friends of Lori Askeland.”  Email me if you want to mail me or give to me personally--I'm always up for a chat. Or drop a donation off at USBank downtown, but just please make sure you ID yourself by name address, for campaign finance reporting purposes.

 


Yes, I want to help in other ways!


There are so many! ....


___I am willing to display a campaign sign in my yard.               

___I would like to host an informal Meet and Greet.

___You may use my/our names in a YS News ad.    

___I will write a letter to the Yellow Springs News supporting you as a candidate

___I will follow your pages on social media, commenting positively, liking and sharing!                  

___Other ways I'd be able to help:



Thanks so much for your time and attention!


I look forward to hearing more from you over the course of my campaign!


Paid for by Friends of Lori Askeland, Lisa Wolters, Treasurer. 

Vote Askeland for Trustee on Nov. 4!

Rooted in Stewardship : A 4-H kid from an Iowa farm, who later rented out and then permanently restored 160 acres to wetlands and tallgrass ...