Councilman Shay Lundvall is running for mayor of Gillette to put the city on the map.
Lundvall, 38, was first elected to the City Council to represent Ward 3 in 2016. In 2020, he resigned, but he was elected back to that seat later that year.
Shay Lundvall running for mayor
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