Who's Running in the Natick Town Election?

The Natick town election is quickly approaching, with just two weeks remaining until residents head to the polls to cast their vote.

This year there are just two contested races: school committee and and Morse Institute Library trustee, but there are candidates for many other positions as well. There are also two questions on the ballot.

Here are the offices that are on this year's ballot, as well as who is running for them:

Board of Selectmen - For Three Years

Vote For Not More Than Two

Charles M. Hughes

10 Oxbow Rd.

Candidate for Re-election

Richard Jennett Jr.

3 Arbor Circle

School Committee - For Three Years

Vote For Not More Than Three

Anne E. Blanchard

16 Nottingham Dr.

Candidate for Re-election

Paul H. Laurent

79 Park Ave.

Candidate for Re-election

Thomas P. Campbell

31 Lincoln St.

Timothy M. Kelley

1 Kelley Way

Planning Board - For Five Years

Vote For Not More Than One

Ms. Teresa M. Evans

73 Washington St.

Candidate for Re-election

Board of Assessors - For Three Years

Vote For Not More Than One

Janice M. Dangelo

5 Stillman Circle

Candidate for Re-election

Board of Health - For Three Years

Vote For Not More Than One

Donald J. Breda

29 Arcadia Rd.

Candidate for Re-election

Morse Institute Library Trustee - For Five Years

Vote For Not More Than Five

Kathleen Donovan

3 Craft Rd.

Candidate for Re-election

Elliot M. Goodman

96 Union St.

Candidate for Re-election

Joseph A. Keefe

191 Bacon St.

Candidate for Re-election

Gerald Mazor

8 Running Brook Rd.

Candidate for Re-election

 
Marilyn Lustig

6 Brigham Court

Sally L. McCoubrey

6 Forest St.

Natick Housing Authority - For Five Years

Vote For Not More Than One

Jeanne Williamson Ostroff

18 Erlandson Rd.

Candidate for Re-election

Recreation and Parks Commission - For Three Years

Vote For Not More Than Two

Ms. Jessica A. Ordway

65 Pine St.

Candidate for Re-election

Mr. David W. Ordway

28 West St.

Town Clerk - For Three Years

Vote For Not More Than One

Diane B. Packer

17 Arbor Circle

Candidate for Re-election

Town Moderator - For Three Years

Vote For Not More Than One

Frank W. Foss

18 Sunshine Ave

Candidate for Re-election

Constable - For Three Years

Vote For Not More Than Six

Ross A. Cigna

6 Avon Lane

Candidate for Re-election

Kevin F. Flynn

90 Winter St.

Candidate for Re-election

Arthur Lamont

145 Mill St.,  #412 W

Candidate for Re-election

James Lavezzo

9 Whittier Rd.

Candidate for Re-election

Michael G. Winer

7 Madonna St.

Candidate for Re-election

Questions

Question No. 1

Shall the Town approve the Charter Amendment proposed by vote of the 2012 Natick Spring Annual Town Meeting under Article 31, summarized below?

Yes______________  

No________________

Article 3, Section 3-2(c) of the Natick Home Rule Charter includes, among the appointments by the Board of Selectmen “a police chief, in accordance with the civil service laws and rules”.  The proposed amendment would delete the language “in accordance with the civil service laws and rules”. 

QUESTION NO. 2

Shall the Town approve the Charter Amendment proposed by vote of the 2012 Natick Spring Annual Town Meeting under Article 32, summarized below?

Yes______________  

No________________

Article 3, Section 3-2(c) of the Natick Home Rule Charter includes among the appointments by the Board of Selectmen “a fire chief, in accordance with the civil service laws and rules”.  The proposed amendment would delete the words “ a fire chief, in accordance with the civil service laws and rules” and replace them with “and a fire chief”.

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