Dear Editor, I am pleased to endorse Brian Herr and Joe Clark for the upcoming Select Board race in Hopkinton on Monday, May 20, 2024. I want to thank all four candidates for their willingness to run for an office that requires significant time and effort, is...
John Mosher endorses Brian Herr and Joe Clark for the Hopkinton Select Board, highlighting their commitment to community, strong leadership skills, and relevant experience. Herr is praised for his thoughtful deliberation and deep local involvement, while Clark is recognized for his financial expertise and dedication to public service. Mosher stresses that their contributions are essential as Hopkinton faces growth, budget strains, and significant municipal challenges, emphasizing the impact of future decisions on the town’s trajectory.
On May 13, Hopkinton candidates submitted Campaign Finance Reports. In the Select Board race, Joe Clark led fundraising followed by Kyla McSweeney. The election is set for May 20.
Sabine St. Pierre endorses Brian Herr and Joe Clark for the Hopkinton Select Board, highlighting their outstanding qualifications.
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Jean Bertschmann endorses Brian Herr for Hopkinton’s Select Board, emphasizing his dedicated community service and collaborative leadership style. Herr’s deep understanding of Hopkinton’s challenges, such as population growth and significant town projects, alongside his crucial role in hiring and onboarding processes, uniquely positions him to guide the town’s future, particularly in selecting the next Town Manager. Bertschmann values Herr’s ongoing commitment and urges support for his candidacy.
To the Editor: At the Select Board candidates’ Meet and Greet, held Friday 27 April at the Woodville Rod and Gun Club, one of the candidates was quoted in HopNews as saying “…that the residents of Hopkinton … are looking for a...
Caitlin Condon asks for a vote for Joe Clark for Select Board in Hopkinton on May 20th.
Pat O’Brien endorses Joe Clark and Brian Herr for Hopkinton’s Select Board election on May 20th. Joe, known for his finance background, advocates for small businesses and brings a fresh perspective. Meanwhile, Brian, a seasoned member, is praised for his fiscal responsibility and unbiased decision-making amid financial challenges.
A review of the Annual Town Meeting’s third night revealed discrepancies between attendance and recorded votes. Fewer people were present than votes cast, possibly influencing key outcomes such as the rejection of Article 39 by a close margin and the passage of Article 40. Notably, attendance dwindled throughout the evening, leading to concerns about the presence of a quorum and potential voter irregularities. Investigations into voter fraud are underway following observations of individuals possessing multiple voting devices and leaving clickers with others.
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