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Kevin M. Shackett Sr. won the open seat for a five-year term on the Mashpee Housing Authority over incumbent Mohamad A. Fahd on a warm, sunny town election day Saturday,

Voters in Mashpee’s annual town election tomorrow, Saturday, May 6, will have the opportunity to answer a pair of ballot questions, both relating to Proposition 2½ debt exclusions for town

Mashpee’s annual town election will have a new look this weekend when the town debuts three new polling places for its five precincts.

Early voting for Mashpees annual town election began today, Wednesday, April 19, and will conclude next week on Wednesday, April 26. The voting is taking place at Mashpee Town Hall

No Mashpee residents withdrew their names for the town’s annual election before the ballots were set on Monday evening, April 3, according to Town Clerk Deborah F. Kaye.

Mashpee resident Wendy S. Williams has pulled nomination papers for election to the Select Board, according to Judith L. Mooney of the Town Clerk’s Office.

Michaela A. Wyman-Colombo and David W. Weeden have returned their papers for reelection to the Select Board in Mashpee’s Annual Town Election, according to Town Clerk Deborah F. Kaye.

Mashpee resident Nancy L. Rose pulled nomination papers for the Mashpee Planning Board last Friday, February 17, for the Annual Town Election, according to Town Clerk Deborah F. Kaye. Ms.

In addressing previous comments regarding a potential Proposition 2½ override in Fiscal Year 2025, Mashpee Town Manager Rodney C. Collins told the Finance Committee last Thursday, February 16, he now

Mashpee resident Kevin M. Shackett Sr. pulled nomination papers for Mashpee’s Annual Town Election last Thursday, February 9, and has already returned them with the required signatures, according to Town