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Sherborn plans Town Caucus for April 11
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The Sherborn Citizens’ Caucus Committee has called this year’s Caucus to meet on Sunday, April 11, at 2 p.m. at Pine Hill School, 10 Pine Hill Lane. We will be meeting outside near the front of the school. Please bring a folding chair if desired; no seating will be provided. Social distancing and masks are required.
The Citizens’ Caucus is an annual nonpartisan event that provides a forum to encourage candidates to run for town office and give them an opportunity to meet with voters. All registered Sherborn voters are welcome to attend, nominate a candidate if they so choose, or become a candidate, consider all the nominees and then elect those candidates to be designated Caucus Nominee on the ballot in the June 15 Town Election.
Brehm wins re-election to Medfield School Committee
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MEDFIELD Leo G. Brehm II fended off a challenge from two other candidates to win re-election to the Medfield School Committee at the annual Town Election on March 29.
It was one of two contested races in this year s election; the other was a write-in campaign waged by Thomas Sweeney for the Assessors seat won by Michael Rose.
In the School Committee race, Brehm topped the ballot with 763 votes, followed by Lauren Liljergen with 465 and Robert W. Worth III with 285.
Voters and supporters alike contended with heavy winds outside the polling place at The Center for Medfield.
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Westwood changes date of Town Election to April 28
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WESTWOOD The push to return to in-person learning has caused Westwood to push the date of its annual Town Election.
During a meeting with the Select Board and the Board of Registrars on March 25, Town Clerk Dottie Powers said she was notified by school officials that two its school gyms, which would have been available for the election on April 27, were to be used as temporary classroom space that day.
Since April 28 is an in-service day, with no students attending, Powers requested that the election be moved to that day.