Over at the Oshkosh Northwestern, there’s a story just posted that the City of Oshkosh has offered the city manager’s post to Mark Rohloff of Grand Chute.
(Current Whitewater City Manager Kevin Brunner had been a candidate for the Oshkosh position.)
Crystal Lindell of the paper reports that Rohloff was the only candidate to receive a second interview.
(There might, of course, still be a snag in details that would prevent Rohloff’s taking office. That seems, however, improbable.)
It’s great reporting from Lindell to live-blog the Oshkosh deliberations at her blog, Northwestern Notes. She also has a fine sense of humor, as she notes that she’s paid “to sit through six-hour city government meetings and then create interesting leads about the three-hour debate on TIF districts.”
She deserves acknowledgment for her solid work.