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Newcomer Craig Rivest defeats Mary Ellen Glover in Hampden Select Board race Updated May 18, 2021; Rivest won 535 votes to Glover’s 379 in Monday’s election. “Running for Selectman has been a truly humbling experience that I will cherish forever,” Rivest said in a statement to The Republican. “The amount of support and positivity has been absolutely amazing. I am honored to have been chosen to represent Hampden and have nothing but gratitude for everyone in town.” Rivest, a photographer and videographer who owns Right Coast Creative LLC, said his goal is to keep that positivity going as Hampden grows as a community. He thanked Glover for her service and encouraged residents to reach out to him with any concerns. ....
Hampden town election includes contested Select Board race Updated 9:13 AM; HAMPDEN The race for a seat on the Select Board features a faceoff between incumbent Mary Ellen Glover and newcomer Craig Rivest in Tuesday’s town election. Glover, who ran for the seat vacated by Norman F. Charest in 2019, said she’s running for re-election because she hopes to be part of building a more “open government” in Hampden that works for all. “Eighteen months ago, I ran for this office because I saw that the town was at a turning point and that decisions about its future seemed to be made by a select few behind closed doors. Now, I believe, more than ever, that Hampden is in a state of transition,” said Glover in a statement to The Republican. “I am committed to making voter-driven decisions based on data rather than emotion, voting my conscience, and working for transparency and fiscal responsibility.” ....
by Charlie Smith on January 22nd, 2021 at 4:27 PM 1 of 3 2 of 3 An article that appeared on Straight.com a year ago has persuaded some good samaritans to open their doors to the less fortunate. Homeless blogger Stanley Q. Woodvine has written periodically about how the West Side of Vancouver lost its last extreme-weather shelter when a Larch Street church was redeveloped. These posts were reproduced on Straight.com and one of them caught the eye of Walter Wells, a member of Vancouver Odd Fellows. So Wells reached out to Woodvine and asked if he could help. Twelve months later, Vancouver Odd Fellows is opening an extreme-weather response shelter tonight for people hoping to escape the cold. ....