Sudbury Election Results

NOVEMBER 4, 2008

SUDBURY'S ELECTION RESULTS For Votes Cast

 

Turnout was 85% and there were a total of 347 voters who cast ballots (out of 408). 

 

Locally, the Uniform Development Ordinance passed at:

240 yes

  80 no

 

All five JP's were elected.   The Justice of the Peace tally was:

Lawrence Cole         205

Roland Desforges   252

Kevin McNaught       200

Kevin Robbins          209

Steve Sgorbati          291

 

STATE AND NATIONAL

U.S. President

Chuck Balwin             1

Bob Barr                    2

John McCain           96

Ralph Nader              5

Barack Obama      240

 

Rep To Congress

Mike Bethel                13

Chris Ericson               7

Thomas Herman          9

Jane Newton                3

Jerry Trudell               11

Peter Welch             278

 

Governor

Peter Diamondstone          2

Jim Douglas                   176

Tony O'Connor                   3

Anthony Pollina                 88

Gaye Symington               67

Sam Young                         4

 

LT Governor                 

Thomas Costello                 143

Brian Dubie                          178

Richard Kemp                       12

Ben Mitchell                             4

 

State Treasurer

Murray Ngoima                            6

Don Schramm                           27

Jeb Spaulding                         290

 

Secretary Of State

Eugene Bifano                          75

Deb Markowitz                        243

Leslie Marmorale                         2

Marjorie Power                          14

 

 

Auditor Of Accounts

Martha Abbott                             27

Jerry Levy                                  17

Thomas Salmon                       274

Attorney General

Charlotte Dennett                    15

Rosemarie Jackowski             11

Karen Kerin                              42

William Sorrell                        242

 

State Senator

Hope Blucher                         144

Bill Carris                                190

Gregory Decker                       58

Cheryl Mazzariello Hooker    163

Hull Maynard                          109

Kevin Mullin                            107

 

State Representative

Peg Flory                                168

Ellen Garneau                         157

 

High Bailiff

William T. Humphries              98

Frank Wilk Jr.                         170

Hi Everyone,

This is not necessarily about any particular Friends activity but just something I would like put out for discussion.  I want to see if anyone has any interest in pursuing getting local farm products available to our children at school.  There have been many Farm2School projects out there and I would really love to get some thoughts on this.

I also want to get some thoughts on community garden and perhaps a coop to buy local meat/poultry, etc.

My big dream would be a project that the whole community would benefit from and that would also give children the opportunity to have fresh local products at school.

Anybody out there have any thoughts?

Jenn-Could this be part of your community blog to get out the word on a greater community level?

Thanks everyone.

Darlene

FOLLOW UP ON PREVIOUS BLOG

Please excuse how the below "blog" looks.
I just typed and e-mailed and this is how
it looks.  Hopefully you can read it and
piece together words which are separated.
Thanks, Carolyn
(hope this one is readable)

AUTUMN POTLUCK & AUCTION OCTOBER 4, 2008

COMMUNITY EVENT - POTLUCK SUPPER & AUCTIONS
Saturday October 4, 2008 at Sudbury Town Meeting House 
Everyone is welcome!
Autumn Potluck Supper starts @ 5:30 pm - Bring a dish of your choice 
For those who choose, they can participate in a Silent Auction and "Chance" Auctions during 
the evening which should be a lot of fun!

Donations for the auctions are needed - proceeds will go for restoration of the kitchen in our 
beautiful Meeting House Building.  Any unused items you may have or a donation you receive 
from someone or a business will be greatly appreciated.  The more we receive - the more fun we 
will have - and the more successful this fundraiser will be!  

I would like to receive any donations by September 20th so I can get everything ready for the 
Potluck and Auctions.  Please give me a call if you have any items, and I will be happy to 
pick up or you can drop off at my office - Byways of Vermont Real Estate - 2561 Route 30 - 
Sudbury - 623-6444/623-6700.

Thank you so much - Carolyn Webster

community event

Hi all,

   I've asked permission of the select board for a town wide yard sale to be held on the town green .My preliminary thoughts are to ask each family for $10.00 ( $ 5.00 if you bring your own table ) to cover costs for advertising and any thing left over would go to the restoration fund.Now I need to know if there's enough people interested . Please ask your neighbors who might not receive this and respond either way so I can get an idea as quickly as possible. I'm thinking that maybe Saturday October 11th during beautiful foliage in Sudbury ! What do you think ? We could have all the vehicles unload and then park in our field next to the Cooks so that we would have plenty of room for the SHOPPERS !!!!!

  It has also been suggested that maybe we could have a silent auction inside the meeting house on the same day . What do you think ?

   Lets get rid of some treasures to help pay the taxes and fuel bills this winter and have fun too !!!!!!!!!!!

JoAnn Mulcahy

jmulcahy@shoreham.net

623-6034

 

Safety Tip

> PUT YOUR CAR KEYS BESIDE YOUR BED AT NIGHT
> >
> > Tell your spouse, your children, your neighbors, your parents,
> your Dr's
> > office, the check out girl at the market, everyone you run across.
> >
> > Put your car keys beside your bed at night. If you hear a noise
> outside
> > your home or someone trying to get in your house, just press the
> panic
> > button for your car. The alarm will be set off, and the horn
> will continue
> > to sound until either you turn it off or the car battery dies.
> >
> > This tip came from a neighborhood watch coordinator. Next time
> you come
> > home for the night and you start to put your keys away, think of
> this:
> >
> > It's a security alarm system that you probably already have and
> requires
> > no installation. Test it. It will go off from most everywhere
> inside your
> > house and will keep honking until your battery runs down or
> until you
> > reset it with the button on the key fob chain. It works if you
> park in
> > your driveway or garage. If your car alarm goes off when someone
> is trying
> > to break in your house, odds are the burglar rapist won't stick
> around...
> > after a few seconds all the neighbors will be looking out their
> windows to
> > see who is out there and sure enough the criminal won't want
> that. And
> > remember to carry your keys while walking to your car in a
> parking lot.
> > The alarm can work the same way there . This is something that
> should
> > really be shared with everyone. Maybe it could save a life or a
> sexual
> > abuse crime.
> >
> > P.S. This would also be useful for any emergency, such as a
> heart attack, where you
> > can't reach a phone.

Response from Sgt. Cacciatore

Thank you.

 

I know Tpr. Steve Coote took these investigations yesterday.

 

Chuck