Town Clerk Susan Galvin said 5,840 voters cast ballots in the town election, a turnout of just over 28%, a little less than Galvin's prediction of 30 to 35%. Terence Driscoll of Centre Street was unopposed for a two-year seat on the cemetery trustees.Įxcept where noted, the offices carry a three-year term. Robert Powers, of Cliff Road, was unopposed for a five-year housing authority seat. Three library trustees were unopposed for reelection: John Folcarelli, Kristine Hodlin and Sindu Meier. More changes in Quincy: Wollaston church wants to tear down parish and parsonage, replace with 4-story buildingĬandidates reelected without opposition were assessor Brian Manning Cronin, select board member Roxanne Musto to her seat on the board of health, park commissioner Theodore Carroll and cemetery trustee James Coyne to a five-year term.

More: Developer unveils long-awaited plans for 2-story restaurant, housing in downtown Quincy Planning board member Richard Boehler did not seek reelection. Incumbent Cheryl Friedman Tougias won a new term on the planning board and will be joined by Jim Davis, a Centre Street resident who won the second available seat. School committee members Ada Rosmarin and Elizabeth White did not seek reelection. Former school committee member Leroy Walker placed third with 2,474 and Daniel O'Neil had 2,244. Qiu had 2,883 votes and Loring tallied 2,815. In the contest for two school committee seats, Bao Qiu and Mark Loring were the winners.

More: State says new Quincy courthouse won't open for years, $6 million land buy in the worksĪ culinary resurgence: 6 of the best Quincy Center meals, drinks and desserts James McAuliffe, who was the town treasurer for 14 years, is retiring. McCarthy, who holds an accounting degree from Notre Dame and has two decades of experience working in the financial services industry, defeated Michael Keith Deane, of Howe Street, 3,674 to 1,246.ĭuring the campaign, McCarthy said her priority as treasurer would be the transition from an elected to an appointive office. They elected Johanna McCarthy, of Highland Street, to fill the job until an appointment is made. Voters approved changing the job of town treasurer from one elected annually by voters to an appointment by the town administrator by a vote of 3,414 to 1,739.

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