GREENFIELD Glenn Johnson-Mussad has been re-elected to serve another four-year term on the School Committee, along with newcomers Kathryn Lynn Martini and Elizabeth Ann Deneeve.The three candidates ran as a slate, garnering 4,705 votes of the 6,270.
GREENFIELD With no presidential race to speak of, a single ballot question was the divisive issue at the polls Tuesday.Question 1 asked residents if they wished to alter the number of signatures required by the city charter for a citizens referendum.
GREENFIELD Five candidates vying for three open seats on the School Committee and a ballot question concerning a proposed change to the city charter top Tuesday’s ballot.Additionally, the emergence of write-in City Council candidates has created.
Editor’s note: This questionnaire was completed by Glenn Johnson-Mussad, one of five candidates on the ballot for three School Committee seats with four-year terms in the Nov. 2 election. (Johnson-Mussad is running as part of a slate of candidates.
Editor’s note: This questionnaire was completed by Kathryn Lynn Martini, one of five candidates on the ballot for three School Committee seats with four-year terms in the Nov. 2 election. (Martini is running as part of a slate of candidates with Glenn.