Five More Pull Papers for Town Election

Five more potential candidates have filed their intention ("pulled papers") to run in the March 25 Annual Town Election: Catherine Bitter for Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School District Committee, Joshua Fox for Board of Assessors, Linda Huet-Clayton for Board of Health, William Atkeson for Park and Recreation Commission, and Sherrill P. Cline for Commissioner of Housing Authority…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 10, 20240Comments

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Local Election: Who Is Running

Four potential candidates have filed their intention (“pulled papers”) to run for local office: Janie Dretler for Select Board, Karyn Jones for Sudbury School Committee, Catharine V. Blake for Moderator, and Laurie Eliason for Park and Recreation Commission (see complete list below). Dretler, Blake and Eliason are candidates for re-election. Jones currently serves in…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 5, 20240Comments

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Run for Local Office – It’s Your Right!

It’s your right to run for local office, so here’s what you need to know: File Your Intentions to Run Any Sudbury registered voter can run for local office. Visit the Town Clerk’s office, located in the Sudbury Town Hall, or, for Lincoln-Sudbury school committee candidates, the L-S District Clerk located in Lincoln-Sudbury Regional…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 5, 20240Comments

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Six Major Positions on Town Election Ballot

Voters will fill 17 town and school committee seats, including six major positions, in the annual town election Monday, March 25. On the ballot will be two seats on the Select Board, and two seats each on the Sudbury Public School Committee and on the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Committee, all for 3-year terms.…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyDecember 29, 20230Comments

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Thinking about Running for Office?

Sudbury’s Annual Town Election for town and school committee offices will be Monday, March 25. According to the Town Clerk, candidates for those offices can begin “pulling papers” to gather signatures and run on Thursday, Jan. 4. You can find dates and deadlines for the local election here. Now is the time to think about…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyDecember 22, 20230Comments

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Five More Pull Papers for Town Election

Local Election: Who Is Running

Run for Local Office – It’s Your Right!

Six Major Positions on Town Election Ballot

Thinking about Running for Office?

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