Nerssessian Withdraws from SPS Race, Poch Certified for Select Board

Silvia Nerssessian has withdrawn from the hotly-contested Sudbury School Committee (SPS) race in the Annual Town Election. Nerssessian is the current committee chair. Nerssessian notified the Town Clerk of her withdrawal Monday. Four official candidates remain in the SPS race: Karyn Jones, Jean Nam, Mary Stephens, and Richard Thalmann. Nerssessian is the third person…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyFebruary 5, 20240Comments

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Town Election: SPS Race Contested, Select Board Likely to Be

There was a flurry of activity on Friday as the 5 p.m. deadline to return nomination papers neared, giving shape to the races for the March 25 Annual Town Election. In the hotly contested Sudbury School Committee race, Richard Thalmann returned his nomination papers early Friday, making him the fifth person to do so,…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyFebruary 3, 20240Comments

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Six Become Candidates, SPS Race Contested

Mary T. Stephens had her nomination papers (“signatures”) certified on Thursday, making her an official candidate for Sudbury School Committee, and making Sudbury School Committee the first officially contested race. There are now three official candidates running for two seats on the Sudbury School Committee: Karyn Jones, Silvia Nerssessian, and Mary T. Stephens. Five…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyFebruary 1, 20240Comments

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Seventh Pulls for SPS, Third for Select Board

As the Wednesday, Jan. 31, 5 p.m., deadline neared, a seventh person, Richard M. Thalmann, filed an intention (“pulled papers”) to run for Sudbury School Committee (grades pre-K-8) in the March 25 Annual Town Election, and one person, Carla Curley, withdrew. A third person, Eric D. Poch, filed an intention to run for Select Board.…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 31, 20240Comments

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Sixth Pulls for SPS Committee

A sixth person, Mary T. Stephens, has filed an intention (“pulled papers”) to run for Sudbury School Committee (grades pre-K-8) in the March 25 Annual Town Election. There are two open seats on that committee. The deadline to pull papers is tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 31, at 5 p.m. Nomination papers must be returned by…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 30, 20240Comments

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Two File – for SPS, Planning Board

Two more potential candidates have filed an intention (“pulled papers”) to run in the March 25 Annual Town Election: Carla Curley for Sudbury School Committee and Christopher Marotta for Planning Board. There are now five potential candidates for two seats on the Sudbury School Committee (pre-K to grade 8) and three potential candidates for two…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 30, 20240Comments

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Five File to Run as Deadline Nears

Five more potential candidates have filed an intention to run in the March 25 Annual Town Election: Daniel Carty for Select Board; Danielle Stackpole, Silvia Nerssessian, and Jean Nam for Sudbury Schools Committee; and Maura Carty for Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School District Committee. With five days until the Wednesday, Jan. 31, deadline to file an…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 27, 20240Comments

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Two More File to Run

Two more potential candidates have filed their intention (“pulled papers”) to run in the March 25 Annual Town Election: Eriko Frank for Goodnow Library Trustee and Stephen Garvin for Planning Board (see complete list below). Garvin is seeking re-election. There are 17 open positions on this year's Annual Town Election ballot. You can find…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 24, 20240Comments

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Two More Pull; One Becomes Candidate

Two more potential candidates have filed their intention (“pulled papers”) to run in the March 25 Annual Town Election: Megan Kelley for Goodnow Library Trustee and Robert Beagan for a 3-year seat on the Park and Recreation Commission (see complete list below). Beagan is seeking re-election. Kelley currently serves on the board of the…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 20, 20240Comments

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Apply Now to Vote by Mail

All registered voters should have received a personalized vote-by-mail application postcard in the U.S. mail this week from the Massachusetts Secretary of State. If you wish to vote by mail in 2024, you must apply, even if you voted by mail in 2023. 2023 vote-by-mail applications have expired and are no longer valid. Vote…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 19, 20240Comments

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