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None of the candidates could immediately be reached.
School Committee
In a three-way race for two School Committee seats, voters chose incumbent Justin McCarthy with 1,029 votes, and newcomer Jen Gold, who garnered 806 votes.
McCarthy and Gold defeated Jennifer Wilson who garnered 735 votes in her effort to regain a School Committee seat she lost in 2020.
Incumbent Justin McCarthy, who first won filling an unexpired term in 2020, won his bid for a full, three-year term. I m very happy with the voter turnout, and thrilled with the support I received today, McCarthy said. I think I worked hard the past year.with a number of challenges related to COVID, and was very proud that the community came out to support my campaign.
Early voting news
State legislation allows for early voting due to COVID-19 concerns. Voters in town may use a vote-by-mail application or any written communication to request a ballot.
Applications must be marked as early voter application, and received by the town clerk s office by May 4, 5 p.m.
Town Meeting transport
Town Meeting is set for June 12. The Department of Elder and Human Services is providing transportation for residents in need.
The Eagle-Independent will publish results as soon as they become available.
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Littleton Housing Authority
School Committee 2010 – 2015; served as clerk and vice chairman; subcommittees including Contract Negotiations, Policy, Budget, and more
Permanent Building Committee
Littleton Track Renovation Committee
President, Littleton Youth Baseball and Softball
Coach: Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Flag Football, Lacrosse
Religious education volunteer teacher at St Anne’s Catholic Church
Senior meal deliveries
Why are you running for this office?
I am proud of our community, and all we have accomplished. We will continue to do more, with leadership.
I am talking about the leadership of the board collaboratively. We are stronger together. I have the relationships and experience to keep the best interest of all Littletonians foremost.
Wicked Local
LITTLETON Incumbent Chuck DeCoste and challenger Christine Nordhaus aired views on government transparency, preserving open space, and more at an April 20 candidates forum.
The forum was sponsored by the Littleton Rotary Club, and featured candidates for contested and uncontested seats in the May 8 election.
The candidates are vying for the one open seat on the board in this year s election.
DeCoste has served two terms on the Select Board and also served on the School Committee. DeCoste has also served in many community volunteer efforts.
Nordhaus, whose husband, Matthew, won a board seat in 2020, has served on school councils. She also ran the Littleton Community Farm for years, including overseeing programs in concert with Littleton Parks, Recreation and Community Education.