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Park Board Chairman Troy Levenhagen announces candidacy for Mason City At-Large city council seat

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Troy Levenhagen in Mason City

MASON CITY – Park Board Chairman Troy Levenhagen has announced his candidacy for the Mason City At-Large city council seat up for grabs this November.

Levenhagen is a long-time Mason City resident who attended Mason City High School and NIACC. He is a homeowner who has run multiple businesses.  Many folks know him from his years owning and operating the Suzie Q restaurant downtown, where he served homemade food and coffee with a side order, often times, of magic.

“Making people smile with delicious food and a few smiles and laughs over some magic or a joke or just good conversation was the highlight of my time at Suzy Q,” Levanhagen said. “I like to talk but I also like to listen.” He sold the business in 2019.

Levenhagen has run for office in the past and has now served on the park board for 6 years, having attained the title of Chairman.

“Serving on the park board has made me keenly aware of the issues in our great community. It built on my experience owning a business and a home here. I am ready to serve on the city council with positive energy to help keep Mason City pointing in the right direction.”

The election is scheduled for November 2.

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25 thoughts on “Park Board Chairman Troy Levenhagen announces candidacy for Mason City At-Large city council seat

      1. Might ask Roger Bier at River City Auto Body what he thinks, his daughter got preggy and ran out by Mr. Levenhagen. This dude only cares about himself.

  1. This guy is a schmuck. His restaurant was a flop and his “magic” is hackneyed trash recycled from the Bozo show. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he “magically” made city money appear in his pockets.

    Tattoos = TRASH

    1. His restaurant wasn’t really a “flop”. He was given money from the state to fix it up, and sold it for profit as soon as the renovations were complete. Then the new owners still had to sink money into it.

      1. Carl was probably “the inside man” for the heist.

        Don’t you have whining to do about “Unionizing” your abusive employer?

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