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Election Results 2014 - Senate and House Massachusetts* Senator in General Court BERKSHIRE, HAMPSHIRE, FRANKLIN & HAMPDEN DISTRICT BENJAMIN DOWNING, 433 North St., Pittsfield, DEMOCRATIC BRISTOL & NORFOLK DISTRICT JAMES E. TIMILTY, 5 Burrill St., Walpole, DEMOCRATIC FIRST BRISTOL & PLYMOUTH DISTRICT MICHAEL J. RODRIGUES, 428 Sanford Rd., Westport, DEMOCRATIC DEREK A. MAKSY, 1 Cedar Berry Ln., Lakeville, REPUBLICAN SECOND BRISTOL & PLYMOUTH DISTRICT MARK C. MONTIGNY, 94 Hawthorn St., New Bedford, DEMOCRATIC CAPE & ISLANDS DISTRICT DANIEL A. WOLF, 168 Main St., Harwich, DEMOCRATIC RONALD R. BEATY, JR., 245 Parker Rd., Barnstable, REPUBLICAN FIRST ESSEX DISTRICT KATHLEEN A. O'CONNOR IVES, 1 Inn St., Newburyport, DEMOCRATIC SHAUN P. TOOHEY, 696 Crystal St., Haverhill, REPUBLICAN SECOND ESSEX DISTRICT JOAN B. LOVELY, 14 Story St., Salem, DEMOCRATIC THIRD ESSEX DISTRICT THOMAS M. McGEE, 9 Pine Rd., Lynn, DEMOCRATIC FIRST ESSEX & MIDDLESEX DISTRICT BRUCE E. TARR, 80 Essex Ave., Gloucester, REPUBLICAN SECOND ESSEX & MIDDLESEX DISTRICT BARBARA A. L'ITALIEN, 5 Harper Cir., Andover, DEMOCRATIC ALEX J. VISPOLI, 7 Alison Way, Andover, REPUBLICAN HAMPDEN DISTRICT JAMES T. WELCH, 270 Christopher Ter., West Springfield, DEMOCRATIC FIRST HAMPDEN & HAMPSHIRE DISTRICT DEBRA A. BORONSKI, 157 Somers Rd., East Longmeadow, REPUBLICAN ERIC PHILIP LESSER, 107 Woolworth Rd., Longmeadow, DEMOCRATIC MIKE FRANCO, 7 Primrose Ln., Holyoke, AMERICA FIRST SECOND HAMPDEN & HAMPSHIRE DISTRICT DONALD F. HUMASON, JR., 90 Stony Ln., Westfield, REPUBLICAN PATRICK T. LEAHY, 9 Wyckoff Ave., Holyoke, DEMOCRATIC HAMPSHIRE, FRANKLIN & WORCESTER DISTRICT STANLEY C. ROSENBERG, 38 Webster Ct., Amherst, DEMOCRATIC FIRST MIDDLESEX DISTRICT EILEEN M. DONOGHUE, 257 Andover St., Lowell, DEMOCRATIC SECOND MIDDLESEX DISTRICT PATRICIA D. JEHLEN, 67 Dane St., Somerville, DEMOCRATIC ROBERT L. CAPPUCCI, JR., 71 Evans St., Medford, REPUBLICAN THIRD MIDDLESEX DISTRICT MICHAEL J. BARRETT, 7 Augustus Rd., Lexington, DEMOCRATIC SANDI MARTINEZ, 1 Carter Dr., Chelmsford, REPUBLICAN FOURTH MIDDLESEX DISTRICT KENNETH J. DONNELLY, 12 Grandview Rd., Arlington, DEMOCRATIC FIFTH MIDDLESEX DISTRICT JASON M. LEWIS, 61 Church St., Winchester, DEMOCRATIC MONICA C. MEDEIROS, 3 Bay State Rd., Melrose, REPUBLICAN FIRST MIDDLESEX & NORFOLK DISTRICT CYNTHIA STONE CREEM, 110 Huntington Rd., Newton, DEMOCRATIC SECOND MIDDLESEX & NORFOLK DISTRICT KAREN E. SPILKA, 18 Rome Way, Ashland, DEMOCRATIC MIDDLESEX & SUFFOLK DISTRICT SAL N. DiDOMENICO, 125 Clarence St., Everett, DEMOCRATIC MIDDLESEX & WORCESTER DISTRICT JAMES B. ELDRIDGE, 267 Arlington St., Acton, DEMOCRATIC NORFOLK, BRISTOL & MIDDLESEX DISTRICT RICHARD J. ROSS, 135 South St., Wrentham, REPUBLICAN DYLAN HAYRE, 22 Marion St., Natick, DEMOCRATIC NORFOLK, BRISTOL & PLYMOUTH DISTRICT BRIAN A. JOYCE, 95 Hinckley Rd., Milton, DEMOCRATIC NORFOLK & PLYMOUTH DISTRICT JOHN F. KEENAN, 37 Hobomack Rd., Quincy, DEMOCRATIC LESLIE C. GOSULE, 100 Marina Dr., Quincy, REPUBLICAN NORFOLK & SUFFOLK DISTRICT MICHAEL F. RUSH, 65 Cass St., Boston, DEMOCRATIC PLYMOUTH & BARNSTABLE DISTRICT VINNY M. deMACEDO, 525 Ship Pond Rd., Plymouth, REPUBLICAN MATTHEW C. PATRICK, 24 Collins Rd., Falmouth, DEMOCRATIC HEATHER M. MULLINS, 480 County Rd., Bourne, LIBERTARIAN FIRST PLYMOUTH & BRISTOL DISTRICT MARC R. PACHECO, 7 Dartmouth St., Taunton, DEMOCRATIC DAVID A. ROSA, 323 Lincoln Ave., Dighton, REPUBLICAN SECOND PLYMOUTH & BRISTOL DISTRICT THOMAS P. KENNEDY, 92 Winthrop St., Brockton, DEMOCRATIC VIOLA A. RYERSON, 1 Folly Hill Ln., Hanover, REPUBLICAN PLYMOUTH & NORFOLK DISTRICT ROBERT L. HEDLUND, JR., 54 Longwood Rd., Weymouth, REPUBLICAN FIRST SUFFOLK DISTRICT LINDA DORCENA FORRY, 110 Richmond St., Boston, DEMOCRATIC ROBERT E. POWERS, JR., 45 Pierce Ave., Boston, INDEPENDENT SECOND SUFFOLK DISTRICT SONIA ROSA CHANG-DÍAZ, 18 Saint Rose St., Boston, DEMOCRATIC DAVID JAMES WYATT, 62 Weaver Ct., Boston, REPUBLICAN FIRST SUFFOLK & MIDDLESEX DISTRICT ANTHONY W. PETRUCCELLI, 101 Gladstone St., Boston, DEMOCRATIC SECOND SUFFOLK & MIDDLESEX DISTRICT WILLIAM N. BROWNSBERGER, 120 Gilbert Rd., Belmont, DEMOCRATIC FIRST WORCESTER DISTRICT HARRIETTE L. CHANDLER, 97 Aylesbury Rd., Worcester, DEMOCRATIC PAUL J. FRANCO, 57 Olean St., Worcester, REPUBLICAN SECOND WORCESTER DISTRICT MICHAEL O. MOORE, 7 Momin Dr., Millbury, DEMOCRATIC WORCESTER, HAMPDEN, HAMPSHIRE & MIDDLESEX DISTRICT ANNE M. GOBI, 117 Mechanic St., Spencer, DEMOCRATIC 50.3% MICHAEL J. VALANZOLA, 68 McBride Rd., Wales, REPUBLICAN WORCESTER & MIDDLESEX DISTRICT JENNIFER L. FLANAGAN, 101 Peterson St., Leominster, DEMOCRATIC 60.4% RICHARD M. BASTIEN, 370 Albee St., Fitchburg, REPUBLICAN WORCESTER & NORFOLK DISTRICT RICHARD T. MOORE, 235 Williams St., Uxbridge, DEMOCRATIC RYAN C. FATTMAN, 565 School St., Webster, REPUBLICAN Representative in General Court FIRST BARNSTABLE DISTRICT TIMOTHY R. WHELAN, 238 Leland Rd., Brewster, REPUBLICAN ELISA BETH ZAWADZKAS, 111 School St., Dennis, DEMOCRATIC SECOND BARNSTABLE DISTRICT BRIAN R. MANNAL, 110 Phinneys Ln., Barnstable, DEMOCRATIC ADAM G. CHAPRALES, SR., 103 Seans Cir., Barnstable, REPUBLICAN THIRD BARNSTABLE DISTRICT DAVID T. VIEIRA, 44 Silent Way, Falmouth, REPUBLICAN FOURTH BARNSTABLE DISTRICT SARAH K. PEAKE, 7 Center St., Provincetown, DEMOCRATIC FIFTH BARNSTABLE DISTRICT RANDY HUNT, 297 Quaker Meetinghouse Rd., Sandwich, REPUBLICAN MATTHEW M. TERRY, 2 Ravens Nest Rd., Sandwich, DEMOCRATIC BARNSTABLE, DUKES & NANTUCKET DISTRICT TIMOTHY R. MADDEN, 19 Wauwinet Rd., Nantucket, DEMOCRATIC FIRST BERKSHIRE DISTRICT GAILANNE M. CARIDDI, 100 Galvin Rd., North Adams, DEMOCRATIC SECOND BERKSHIRE DISTRICT PAUL W. MARK, 95 Middlefield Rd., Peru, DEMOCRATIC THIRD BERKSHIRE DISTRICT TRICIA FARLEY-BOUVIER, 113 Oliver Ave., Pittsfield, DEMOCRATIC FOURTH BERKSHIRE DISTRICT WILLIAM "SMITTY" PIGNATELLI, 300 Fairview St., Lee, DEMOCRATIC FIRST BRISTOL DISTRICT FRED "JAY" BARROWS, 370 Pratt St., Mansfield, REPUBLICAN SECOND BRISTOL DISTRICT PAUL R. HEROUX, 444 Newport Ave., Attleboro, DEMOCRATIC BERT J. BUCKLEY, 20 Sherman St., Attleboro, REPUBLICAN THIRD BRISTOL DISTRICT SHAUNNA L. O'CONNELL, 56 Worcester St., Taunton, REPUBLICAN KEAVIN P. DUFFY, JR., 610 Tremont St., Taunton, DEMOCRATIC FOURTH BRISTOL DISTRICT STEVEN S. HOWITT, 425 Pine St., Seekonk, REPUBLICAN FIFTH BRISTOL DISTRICT PATRICIA A. HADDAD, 2662 Riverside Ave., Somerset, DEMOCRATIC SIXTH BRISTOL DISTRICT CAROLE A. FIOLA, 307 Archer St., Fall River, DEMOCRATIC DAVID L. STEINHOF, 784 High St., Fall River, REPUBLICAN SEVENTH BRISTOL DISTRICT ALAN SILVIA, 684 Woodman St., Fall River, DEMOCRATIC EIGHTH BRISTOL DISTRICT PAUL A. SCHMID, lll, 236 Fisherville Ln., Westport, DEMOCRATIC NINTH BRISTOL DISTRICT CHRISTOPHER MARKEY, 48 William St., Dartmouth, DEMOCRATIC PATRICK J.T. CURRAN, 13 Northfield Ln., Dartmouth, REPUBLICAN TENTH BRISTOL DISTRICT WILLIAM M. STRAUS, 8 Nashawena Rd., Mattapoisett, DEMOCRATIC ABILIO BILL SOARES, 10 Green St., Fairhaven, REPUBLICAN ELEVENTH BRISTOL DISTRICT ROBERT M. KOCZERA, 119 Jarry St., New Bedford, DEMOCRATIC TWELFTH BRISTOL DISTRICT KEIKO M. ORRALL, 120 Crooked Ln., Lakeville, REPUBLICAN THIRTEENTH BRISTOL DISTRICT ANTONIO F.D. CABRAL, 25 Moreland Ter., New Bedford, DEMOCRATIC FOURTEENTH BRISTOL DISTRICT ELIZABETH A. POIRIER, 53 Ledgebrook Dr., North Attleborough, REPUBLICAN FIRST ESSEX DISTRICT EDWARD C. CAMERON, 17 Oakland St., Newburyport, DEMOCRATIC May be in recount JAMES M. KELCOURSE, 50 Monroe St., Amesbury, REPUBLICAN ARI B. HERZOG, 15 Prospect St., Newburyport, INDEPENDENT STEVEN J. STANGANELLI, 12 Amidon Ave., Amesbury, INDEPENDENT JOSEPH L. 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FENNELL, 31 Scranton Way, Lynn, DEMOCRATIC ELEVENTH ESSEX DISTRICT BRENDAN P. CRIGHTON, 11 Greenleaf Cir., Lynn, DEMOCRATIC TWELFTH ESSEX DISTRICT LEAH COLE, 8 Collins St., Peabody, REPUBLICAN BEVERLEY A. GRIFFIN DUNNE, 10 Colfax St., Peabody, DEMOCRATIC THIRTEENTH ESSEX DISTRICT THEODORE C. SPELIOTIS, 4 Ardmore Dr., Danvers, DEMOCRATIC THOMAS J. LYONS, 35 Glen Dr., Peabody, REPUBLICAN FOURTEENTH ESSEX DISTRICT DIANA DiZOGLIO, 3 John St., Methuen, DEMOCRATIC ROSEMARY CONNELLY SMEDILE, 65 Greene St., North Andover, REPUBLICAN FIFTEENTH ESSEX DISTRICT LINDA DEAN CAMPBELL, 42 Sugar Pine Ln., Methuen, DEMOCRATIC AL DiNUCCIO, 403 Pelham St., Methuen, REPUBLICAN SIXTEENTH ESSEX DISTRICT MARCOS A. DEVERS, 16 Woodland St., Lawrence, DEMOCRATIC ROGER A. TWOMEY, 17 Leeds Ter., Lawrence, REPUBLICAN WILLIAM LANTIGUA, 86 Boxford St., Lawrence, NON-PARTY UNENROLLED CANDIDATE SEVENTEENTH ESSEX DISTRICT FRANK A. MORAN, 38 Dartmouth St., Lawrence, DEMOCRATIC EIGHTEENTH ESSEX DISTRICT JAMES J. 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  • 2020 Annual Town Report

    2020 Annual Town Report

    TOWN TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Town of Holden Main Number (508) 210-5500 Town of Holden Emergency Information Recording (508) 210-5555 HOLDEN, MASSACHUSETTS Police/Fire/Medical Emergency “911” www.holdenma.gov Accounting Town Accountant (508) 210-5525 Administration Town Manager (508) 210-5501 Real Estate Assessment Assessors (508) 210-5515 2020 ANNUAL Births/Deaths/Marriages Town Clerk (508) 210-5530 Building Permits/Inspections Building Commissioner (508) 210-5536 Holden, Massachusetts 2020 Annual Town Report Cable Television Public Access Director (508) 829-6185 Dog Licenses Town Clerk (508) 210-5530 TOWN REPORT Dog/Animal Issues Animal Control (508) 210-5649 Drainage Dept. of Public Works (508) 210-5550 Elections/Registration Town Clerk (508) 210-5530 Emergency Management Director (508) 210-5650 Engineering Dept. of Public Works (508) 210-5550 Fire (Open Burning) Fire Department (508) 210-5650 Fire (Non-Emergency) Fire Department (508) 210-5650 Public Health Issues Board of Health (508) 210-5540 Housing Holden Housing Authority (508) 829-9182 Library Gale Free Library (508) 210-5560 LIGHT DEPT. EMERGENCY After Hours/Weekends (508) 210-5600 LIGHT DEPT. EMERGENCY Regular Business Hours (508) 210-5400 Light Department-Billing Municipal Light Dept. (508) 210-5400 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Assessors (508) 210-5515 Oil Burner Permits Fire Department (508) 210-5650 Personnel Town Manager (508) 210-5501 Planning Senior Planner (508) 210-5540 Police (Non-Emergency) Police Department (508) 210-5600 Recreation Department Recreation Director (508) 829-0263 Sanitary Inspection Board of Health Agent (508) 210-5540 Schools WRSD (508) 829-1670 Senior Citizen Matters Senior Center (508) 210-5570 Senior Bus Senior Center (508) 210-5573 Selectmen Board of Selectmen (508) 210-5501 Snow Removal Dept.