Monday, April 1, 2013
Shawsheen Tech candidates will not be participating in tonight's event.
Residents are invited to attend tonight's Tewksbury Town Election Debate to learn more about their neighbors running for elected office on the Board of Selectmen and the School Committee. This year two seats on the Board of Selectmen are up for election, currently held by incumbent candidate Todd Johnson and Anne Marie Stronach. Stronach is not seeking re-election, and the open seat has attracted five challengers including Jim Wentworth, Ken Miano, Richard Menard, Robert Marcin, and Mary Ellen Fernald. Incumbent and School Committee Chairperson Krissy Polimeno is up for re-election this year. She is being challenged by candidates Lisa Puccia and Ray Lisiecki for the two available seats. Incumbent Joe Russell decided not to seek re-election…
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Reader says Lisiecki has been a valuable member of the Finance Committee.
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Thursday, March 14
To the Editor: I’d like to take this opportunity to submit an endorsement for Ray Lisiecki who is currently running for a seat on the Tewksbury School Committee. I’ve worked closely with Ray on the Finance Committee for the last 2 years, and I have found him to be an engaged member of the community who really cares about making a difference. Ray looks beyond the numbers by going into the value of services being provided. I believe Ray would make a positive contribution to the community as a member of the School Committee, as he has already done on the Finance Committee. David Aznavoorian Tewksbury
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Reader says Wentworth understand economic development and would be an excellent representative for small business owners in Tewksbury.
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Wednesday, March 13
To the Editor, I am writing in support of Jim Wentworth who is seeking election to the Tewksbury Board of Selectmen. Jim has been a great supporter and resident of the Tewksbury community. He is a strong proponent for our schools, education and small businesses. Jim supported the new high school project in town by being a strong voice and active participant of the new Tewksbury High School Community Outreach Team. Jim is a small business owner. He understands the struggles and challenges that go along with owning a business and thus, very effectively represents, supports, and advocates for business owners in Tewksbury. As an owner of a business that focuses on developing leaders in organizations, Jim will bring strong and unique …
Monday, February 4, 2013
Candidates have a little over two weeks left to return nomination papers.
It's always the prerogative of a politician to change his mind ... even when it comes down to running for office. After telling friends for months that he absolutely was "done" as a member of the Board of Health, Chairman Phil French has taking out nomination papers seeking re-election to another three-year term. He joins fellow incumbent Christine Kinnon and challenger James M. Killion in the race for two 3-year slots on the board. Kinnon has already returned her nomination papers and is on the ballot. In the meantime, the Board of Health will have at least one new member, after Ed Sheehan announced his resignation last week. Now, a special two-year slot will be added to the ballot to fill the remaining years on Sheehan's term. No one has…
Mary Margaret
4:13 pm on Monday, April 1, 2013
As as resident of Tewksbury, I love having the option of sending my children to TMHS or Shawsheen Tech. It must make the town more attractive, as well as keeping our real estate values higher, right? I don't support making TMHS our only public high school option. more ›