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This win means so much to me in different ways.  It validates my ideas for building partnerships and strengthening community. 

I also believe that an effective member of the Planning Board is a person who uses all of the tools that the Town provides to guide Planning decisions such as the Zoning Bylaws, Subdivision Rules and Regulations, Comprehensive Master Plan and all other Town of Westford data sources.

In one of the most exciting election races in years in Westford, two incumbents rose to victory despite stiff competition, and two newcomers will serve on two of the most significant committees.

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Click here to subscribe to our free, online newsletter With local elections approaching this spring, eyes are on the two open positions on the School Committee...

Click here to subscribe to our free, online newsletter In the 22 years since she began working for the town, Patty Dubey has never seen so...

Six out of seven School Committee members have been targeted for a referendum recall election in the aftermath of a Feb. 10 meeting in which they reviewed several reasons why they denied Superintendent Everett V. Olsen a contract extension of at least one year.

Chair of the Westford Republican Town Committee, Kathy Lynch has achieved the necessary certified signatures to join President Donald Trump on the Republican Presidential Primary Ballot on Super Tuesday.

Alicia D. Mallon and Sean P. Kelly were elected to the two open seats on the School Committee on May 7.  Mallon got 674 votes as compared to Kelly with 459 votes and Daniel A. Goldner with 415 votes.

If voting precincts 1 and 3 are any indication, the May 7 town-wide election will have a poor turn out this year.

This Voters Guide is designed to help you better know the candidates in the May 7 town election. This year, a three-year term on the School Committee is the only contested race.

Perhaps the biggest story about the 2018 midterm election was not who won, but how many voted.

Voter turnout numbers at precincts 1 and 3 on Nov. 6 may be indicators of voting statistics across the country.

The guide contains complete information about candidates for the following offices: U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, Massachusetts Senate and House, governor, lieutenant governor, auditor, treasurer, secretary of the commonwealth, attorney general, register of deeds, clerk of courts, district attorney, governor’s council and county commissioner.