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Marlborough Councilor Will Attempt Seat Change In 2023 Election
Ward 6 Councilor Sean Navin's move comes after At-Large Councilor Samantha Perlman said she would leave her seat to run for mayor.

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Ward 6 Councilor Sean Navin's move comes after At-Large Councilor Samantha Perlman said she would leave her seat to run for mayor.

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