MILL HALL — A variety of municipalities within the Keystone Central School District area will be casting their ballot to fill one of four open seats on its board of directors during the General Election next week.

The General Election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 4, with polls opening at 7 a.m. and closing at 8 p.m.

To find your polling place, visit www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/PollingPlaceInfo.aspx.

The following seats are up for election:

REGION II

Incumbent board member Elisabeth Lynch, who cross-filed, is the sole candidate running for the open seat in Region II. Region II is made up of Lamar Township and Mill Hall Borough. The seat is a four-year term, with Lynch expected to head into her third term barring any write-in candidates.

REGION IX

With incumbent member Butch Knauff not seeking re-election, two candidates are looking to fill the four-year term as Region IX’s representative. Region IX consists of the largest number of municipalities — mostly within Western Clinton County — and includes Renovo and South Renovo boroughs, Leidy, Chapman, Steward, East Keating, Noyes, Grugan and Gallagher townships. Candidates Mary Kramer, a Republican, and Megan House, a Democrat, will be up for election to represent Region IX.

REGION V

With incumbent member Tracy Smith not seeking re-election, newcomer Shelby Bohartz, who cross-filed, will be the only candidate included on the ballot to represent Region V of the school district. Region V consists of Lock Haven’s First Ward, Woodward Township and Colebrook Township.

REGION VII

With incumbent member Roger Elling not seeking re-election, newcomer John E. Miller, who cross-filed, is the only candidate that will be featured on the ballot to represent the district’s Region VII that consists of Lock Haven’s Fourth and Fifth Wards.