Jepsen, Wilson, Sorenson-Lawrence elected Boundary school trustees

Incumbent Katie Jepsen and newcomers James Wilson and Liddie Sorensen-Lawrence have been elected to the board of the Boundary school district.

Sorenson-Lawrence and Wilson were running in Grand Forks, where there are two seats. They defeated Krissy Joregenson as well as incumbent Jaime Massey.

Meanwhile, in Kettle Valley East, Jepsen defeated Darla Ashton.

Four other trustees had already been acclaimed: Lauren Thomas in Christina Lake, Danielle Thielmann in rural Grand Forks, Rose Zitko in Kettle Valley North, and Mark Danyluk in Kettle Valley West.

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