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FRAMINGHAM — Three candidates will face off in a preliminary mayoral election in September. Charlie Sisitsky, Carlos Valadares and incumbent Mayor Yvonne Spicer have each returned their nomination paperwork to the City Clerk's Office and have had their papers certified, meaning they're set to appear on the ballot. Under the city charter, a mayoral preliminary election will be held if more than two candidates complete nomination paperwork. The preliminary election is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 14. The top two finishers move on to the general election on Nov. 2.  Valadares, founder and C...

Andy Morris-Friedman: Off with their heads "> Published: 7/14/2021 4:53:02 PM After guillotining the chairwoman of the Conservation Commission for “bad customer service,” the majority of Hadley Select Board might want to get ahead on the rest their work and consider these equally valid reasons to reduce the size of the remaining town committees and departments. Town accountant, his number’s up. Animal Control is running wild. The Building Department is falling into disrepair. Cemetery Committee is stoned. It’s a grave situation and it’s not like people are dying to get on it. Counci...

Programs with the Sutton Library: Summer reading program begins COURTESY OF THE SUTTON LIBRARY Fine free! Starting July 1, most Sutton Library items that you check out will be fine free! The Board of Library Trustees voted this into effect at its June meeting.  Please note that this only applies to our items that are checked out on July 1 and after, it doesn't affect items that are already checked out.  Also, this doesn't apply to other libraries items that you check out here that came via interlibrary loan. This policy applies to almost all of our items, but not museum passes and library o...

Remembered as a lifelong champion of youth public library services, acclaimed librarian Regina Minudri died June 18 at the age of 84 after a series of strokes. Known as Gina to friends and family, Minudri dedicated her life to growing and sustaining public libraries and was admired for her spirit and dedication to the library system. “You’ll know about her for her sense of presence,” said Diane Davenport, member of the Berkeley Board of Library Trustees and a good friend of Minudri. “She was a woman who was large in spirit: She loved telling stories, she loved working with the public,...

Selectman's race - between Steve Lucht and Julie Perusse - highlights Clinton election ballot on June 14