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Candidates for Plympton Town Election

April 23, 2021 By Deborah Anderson, Express Staff

Plympton residents will vote at the polls on Saturday, May 15, at the Plympton Town House, 5 Palmer Rd. Route 58, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

On the ballot are

Selectman for three years: Christine M. Joy, candidate for re-election. (Vote for one)

Assessor, for three years:  no candidate. (Vote for one)

Assessor, for one year: no candidate. (Vote for one)

Board of Health for three years: Harry L. Weikel, Jr., candidate for re-election. (Vote for one)

Finance Committee for three years: no candidate. (Vote for one)

Library Trustee for three years: Miranda Anne Pink, candidate for re-election.  (Vote for one)

Library Trustee for one year: no candidate.  (Vote for one)

Planning Board for five years: no candidate.  (Vote for one)

Planning Board for four years: no candidate. (Vote for one)

School Committee for three years: Jason W. Fraser, candidate for re-election, Suzanne L. Jaffarian, Nicole M. Mahoney, and Robert Randolph Montgomery.  (Vote for one)

Silver Lake Regional School Committee for three years: Lukasz Kowalski. (Vote for one)

Town Clerk for three years: Patricia L. Detterman, candidate for re-election. (Vote for one)

Tree Warden for three years: William N. Hayes, Jr., candidate for re-election.  (Vote for one)

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