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Group opposes eastward extension of Ganatchio Trail into Tecumseh - Vimarsana News

Group opposes eastward extension of Ganatchio Trail into Tecumseh

Group opposes eastward extension of Ganatchio Trail into Tecumseh The project to extend Ganatchio Trail into Tecumseh will have more details in coming months. Meanwhile, a new website - ReThinkTheTrail.ca - says it's a bad idea. Author of the article: Dalson Chen  •  Windsor Star Publishing date: Feb 17, 2021  •  February 17, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Tecumseh resident John Parent is shown Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, with lawn signs promoting ReThink The Trail, a citizen movement opposed to extending the Ganatchio Trail eastward along Riverside Drive in the Town of Tecum...

Election season is heating up in Hudson as two residents plan to run for the Board of Selectmen - Vimarsana News

Election season is heating up in Hudson as two residents plan to run for the Board of Selectmen

HUDSON — Election season is heating up, with two familiar faces pulling nomination papers to serve on the Board of Selectmen. Dandrick “Ricky” Gelin and Shawn Sadowski have each taken out papers. Incumbents Joseph Durant and John Parent have not pulled papers as of last week, said Town Clerk Joan Wordell. Sadowski — a member of the Finance Committee for the past three years and also a member of the Packard Street Reuse Committee — plans to be a voice for working-class residents, if elected. “I noticed there wasn’t a true representation of the working class of this town,” said...

In Natick, Errickson will act as an interim town administrator - Vimarsana News

In Natick, Errickson will act as an interim town administrator

Daily News Staff and News Services Natick Town Administrator Melissa Malone's last day is Dec. 28 — she tendered her resignation with six months left on a three-year contract. But town officials are taking a careful approach in replacing her, and will first hire an acting administrator in the interim.  Finalists for that spot include Milford resident Greg Balukonis, a former field supervisor with the U.S. Census Bureau, and Braintree resident Robert Rooney, an associate at the Collins Center for Public Management at UMass Boston. The two men will be publicly interviewed Tuesday by...