Marty Healey and Sam Stivers are joining the Board of Selectmen. Each were selected by over half of the voters who weighed in on the Town election. Read the full article → from Marty Healey and Sam Stivers elected to Board of Selectmen
Today is the annual Town election – Tuesday, May 14th. Read the full article → from Vote at Trottier (and everything else you need to know about Today’s election) – Updated
On Tuesday, residents will vote to appoint two new members to the five seat Board of Selectmen. To help you make that decision, here is information you may want to look at. Read the full article → from Meet the Candidates: Links to letters from candidates for contested office
One week ago, candidates for board of selectmen addressed voters and answered questions. The four men were asked for their positions on investing in “healthy” school start times, increasing PILOT contributions from non-profits, single vs split tax rates, working to improve downtown, open space, and handling of the Park Central development. Read the full article → from Candidates for Selectmen made their cases and addressed town issues at Candidates’ Night
On Tuesday, May 14th, residents will vote to appoint two candidates out of the four running for the Board of Selectmen. To help you make that decision, I have invited each of them to submit a letter to readers. Read the full article → from Candidate’s Letter: Joe Hubley for Board of Selectman
On Tuesday, May 14th, residents will vote to appoint two candidates out of the four running for the Board of Selectmen. To help you make that decision, I have invited each of them to submit a letter to readers. Read the full article → from Candidate’s Letter: Marty Healey for Board of Selectman
On Tuesday, May 14th, residents will vote to appoint two candidates out of the four running for the Board of Selectmen. To help you make that decision, I have invited each of them to submit a letter to readers. Read the full article → from Candidate’s Letter: Sam Stivers for Board of Selectman (Updated)
Last Thursday, the four men running for the Board of Selectmen addressed voters at the Southborough Library’s Candidates’ Night. Read the full article → from Candidate’s Night: Video and local media highlights
The annual night to get to know the candidates running for contested positions is this Thursday, May 2nd. With two important seats up for grab, you might want to take part in the job interview. Read the full article → from Candidate’s Night is Thursday: Q&A for contested selectmen’s seats
The Town Clerk asked me to let residents know that absentee ballots are available for the Town Election. There’s an important date to note – and you may want to mark some others. Read the full article → from Town Election Save the Dates: Absentee Ballots, Candidate’s Night, and the big day
The annual “Candidates Night” will be held at the Southborough Library on Thursday, May 2nd. Read the full article → from Town Election: Who’s officially running and Candidate’s Night on May 2nd (Updated)
I’m happy to share that it looks like there won’t be an empty seat on the May ballot. Still, I hate to see so many uncontested seats.
Plus – I’m sharing more on decisions by current selectmen not to run for re-election. Read the full article → from Town Election: Last call to throw your hat in the ring (and acknowledging outgoing selectmen)
The media seems obsessed with running announcements for the 2020 election. But an election much closer to home is bearing down on us – with only a few days for you to throw your hat in the ring. Read the full article → from Town Election: 2 Selectmen seats up for grabs and a potential vacancy on Planning Board
So far, there aren’t any races to report. There are potential vacancies if incumbents who haven’t pulled papers yet (or those candidates who haven’t filed signature yet) decide not to run this spring. At this point, I still haven’t heard that anyone has made that decision. Read the full article → from Town Election: Pull papers by March 22nd; Potential vacancies (Updated)