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130 years as a pillar in Alton
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
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Felkner booted out of school board meeting
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
Although he intended on remaining active in both positions, it became apparent Tuesday night that recently elected Hopkinton councilor William J. Felkner will not be able to sit on the Chariho Regional School Committee for the time being.

The committee tried through several motions to have Felkner leave the table and take a seat in the audience with the rest of the public, which included several Hopkinton councilors. But when he would not, outgoing chairman William Day had to treat Felkner like anyone who was impeding district business.
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Barrett voted out of office immediately
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
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Town Hall repairs: a real can of worms
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
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81 acres: for next council to decide
Wednesday, 12 November 2008
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Cedar Hollow needs 3 variances to sprout
Wednesday, 12 November 2008
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School bonds pass - not RYSE
Wednesday, 05 November 2008
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By ANDREW MARTIN

The losing streak for Chariho Regional School District bonds has
officially come to an end as voters passed two of three parts of a $25
million bond aimed to improve the district’s Switch Road campus.

Unlike last November, when the bond failed by 47 votes in Hopkinton, the
Chariho supporters were able to tackle most of the dissenting voters in
the three towns – the bonds for the high school and middle school both
passed while the bond for a new Reaching Youth through Support and
Education (RYSE) School building failed in Hopkinton by 78 votes.


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Mageau comes in dead last - loses council seat
Wednesday, 05 November 2008
By ANDREW MARTIN

The voters have certainly spoken in Charlestown, where they ushered in a
new town council and approved all referenda.

The council will have a clean slate because only one incumbent ran –
acting President James M. Mageau, who received 4.7 percent of the vote, or
798 votes. He was handily defeated by his opponents and finished in last
place behind Democrats Raymond S. Dreczko Jr. (135 votes, 7.9 percent) and
Ralph C. Conti (1,335 votes, 7.8 percent) and independent Frank L.
Bradbury (1,069 votes, 6.2 percent).


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Two lose council seats in Richmond
Wednesday, 05 November 2008
By KATHLEEN McKIERNAN

Like the rest of the state, Richmond voters chose Sen. Barack Obama for
president, but they also chose a new town clerk, Tracy Nelson Hay and
chose to have a town manager, approving the home rule charter on
yesterday’s Election Day.


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Felkner wins seat on council
Wednesday, 05 November 2008
By GALEN McGOVERN

HOPKINTON – There were no new faces in the Hopkinton Town Council race,
especially with four incumbents running (Vinnie Cordonne decided not to
run this term). Since the incumbents all won – the only new face on the
council is William Felkner.

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A unified school district may be just a pipe dream
Wednesday, 27 August 2008
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