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| Town Election - 2007 |
| Veterans Memorial |
| Town Library |
Our Town:
| Abington Massachusetts |
| Town Offices |
| Town Hall 781.982.2100 |
Brockton Enterprise
Two Candidates run for selectmen seat.
By Allen Stein
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Abington - Two candidates will be vying for a three-year seat on the
Board of Selectmne in the only contested race in the April 28 town
election.
Richard Cunningham has resigned from the Finance Committee to
run for a three-year selectman seat against Tracey A. Derbes.
Incumbent Selectman Joseph Murray did not return his nomination
papers by Monday's deadline, Town Clerk Linda Adams said.
Those running unopposed for two trhee-year seats and a two-year
unexpired term on the Board Of Health are Ann Welch, Frank
Lazarro, Jr. and Hal Norton.
Incumbents Roger Atkinson and Susan Brennan had planned on
seeking re-election, but resigned last week citing political turmoil on
the board.
Adams said Brennan still has not withdrawn her nomination papers.
Other incumbents running unopposed include:
Wayne Rogiers School Committee Three-year Seat
Wayne Smith Planning Board Three-year Seat
Michael Donovan Sewer Commission Three-year Seat
Chris Trucchi Park & Recreation Three-year Seat
Jonathan Harris Library Trustee Three-year Seat
Steven Bradbury Water Commission Three Year Seat
E. Thomas Rogers Sewer Commission Three-year Seat
Stephen Hitchcock Housing Authority Five-year Seat
(Other) Candidates Running unopposed
Charles Whitman, Jr. Veterans Memorial Trustee Three-year Seat
William Adamczyk Library Trustees Three-year Seat
Elizabeth Delaney Library Trustees Three-year Seat
Russell L. Esau Park & Recreation Three-year Seat
There are 9,940 registered voters in Abington. The average voter
turnout is about 18 percent, but in (recent?) past years it has been
roughly 12 percent, Adams said.
Two Candidates run for selectmen seat.
By Allen Stein
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Abington - Two candidates will be vying for a three-year seat on the
Board of Selectmne in the only contested race in the April 28 town
election.
Richard Cunningham has resigned from the Finance Committee to
run for a three-year selectman seat against Tracey A. Derbes.
Incumbent Selectman Joseph Murray did not return his nomination
papers by Monday's deadline, Town Clerk Linda Adams said.
Those running unopposed for two trhee-year seats and a two-year
unexpired term on the Board Of Health are Ann Welch, Frank
Lazarro, Jr. and Hal Norton.
Incumbents Roger Atkinson and Susan Brennan had planned on
seeking re-election, but resigned last week citing political turmoil on
the board.
Adams said Brennan still has not withdrawn her nomination papers.
Other incumbents running unopposed include:
Wayne Rogiers School Committee Three-year Seat
Wayne Smith Planning Board Three-year Seat
Michael Donovan Sewer Commission Three-year Seat
Chris Trucchi Park & Recreation Three-year Seat
Jonathan Harris Library Trustee Three-year Seat
Steven Bradbury Water Commission Three Year Seat
E. Thomas Rogers Sewer Commission Three-year Seat
Stephen Hitchcock Housing Authority Five-year Seat
(Other) Candidates Running unopposed
Charles Whitman, Jr. Veterans Memorial Trustee Three-year Seat
William Adamczyk Library Trustees Three-year Seat
Elizabeth Delaney Library Trustees Three-year Seat
Russell L. Esau Park & Recreation Three-year Seat
There are 9,940 registered voters in Abington. The average voter
turnout is about 18 percent, but in (recent?) past years it has been
roughly 12 percent, Adams said.