Kyle defeated challengers William Fowler and Timothy Rooney.
“I love my job, the people I work with and I love the town of Seabrook,” Kyle said.
In the race for two Seabrook School Board seats, voters selected incumbent Forrest E. Carter and political newcomer Christina Keiser.
“It has been a very challenging year for all our community members, especially our youth,” Carter said, “and I am both excited and humbled with the opportunity to continue offering leadership and guidance through a seat on the Seabrook School Board in the years ahead.”
“I decided to run because the education of my children and other children in our district is extremely important to me,” Keiser said. “I want to model leadership to them and the best way I know to do that is to step up into the positions that can impact their future.”
Who’s running in the Hampton area March 9 election?
By Staff Report
Hampton
Four residents are running for two seats on the Hampton Board of Selectmen at the March 9 election.
Incumbents Jim Waddell and Mary-Louise Woolsey will be challenged by Sharleen Page Hurst and recently retired police chief Richard Sawyer.
In other contested races, four residents are running for two slots on the Budget Committee. They are incumbents Brian Warburton and Michael Plouffe and political newcomers Katherine Harake and Matthew Saunders.
Tracey Emerick, Ken Sheffert and Anne “Tocky” Bialobrzeski are running for two seats on the Planning Board.
Four residents are running for two seats on the Lane Library Board of Trustees. They are Elizabeth Keroack, Theresa Evans, Kimberly Olson and Karen L. Ragle.