No contested races in Wendell election
Published: 4/29/2021 3:56:21 PM
WENDELL This year’s May 3 town election features no contested races, and two Wendell School Committee seats for which there are no candidates on the ballot.
Polls will be open from noon to 7 p.m. at the Town Offices.
According to information in the town newsletter, the polls will be arranged so that no more than two voters are in the room at the same time, and the path to the voting booth will be marked with tape on the floor. The building’s entrance and exit will be monitored by the constable and/or election warden. Voters are encouraged to bring their own pens or pencils and gloves.
No contested races in Wendell election
Modified: 4/29/2021 3:56:54 PM
WENDELL This year’s May 3 town election features no contested races, and two Wendell School Committee seats for which there are no candidates on the ballot.
Polls will be open from noon to 7 p.m. at the Town Offices.
According to information in the town newsletter, the polls will be arranged so that no more than two voters are in the room at the same time, and the path to the voting booth will be marked with tape on the floor. The building’s entrance and exit will be monitored by the constable and/or election warden. Voters are encouraged to bring their own pens or pencils and gloves.
Wendell opts out of state aerial spraying of mosquitoes
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Modified: 4/16/2021 2:27:57 PM
WENDELL The Selectboard voted Wednesday to opt out of a program through the state Department of Agricultural Resources that involves aerial spraying of mosquitoes to protect against eastern equine encephalitis, better known as EEE.
Municipalities are allowed to decline the service as long as they develop their own mosquito control program, which must be submitted to the state for approval. Board of Health Chair Barbara Craddock said no alternate plan has been devised yet, but one is due by May 15.
Selectboard Chair Dan Keller said during Wednesday’s meeting that he has no interest in having residents and animals subjected to chemical spraying.
Wendell opts out of state aerial spraying of mosquitoes
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Published: 4/16/2021 2:26:58 PM
WENDELL The Selectboard voted Wednesday to opt out of a program through the state Department of Agricultural Resources that involves aerial spraying of mosquitoes to protect against eastern equine encephalitis, better known as EEE.
Municipalities are allowed to decline the service as long as they develop their own mosquito control program, which must be submitted to the state for approval. Board of Health Chair Barbara Craddock said no alternate plan has been devised yet, but one is due by May 15.
Selectboard Chair Dan Keller said during Wednesday’s meeting that he has no interest in having residents and animals subjected to chemical spraying.