Board Of Selectmen:Board Of Selectmen
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Resources
- The Lexington Board of Selectmen homepage
- Board of Selectmen meeting minutes
- List of Lexington boards and committees, some elected and some appointed by the Board of Selectmen, by the Town Meeting Moderator or by the Town Manager
Town Managers
- Carl Valente (since 2004)
- Rick White (? - 2004)
Board of Selectmen Members
- Deborah N. Mauger (first elected 2010)
- Peter C.J. Kelley (first elected 2003)
- Norman P. Cohen (first elected 2005)
- Hank Manz (first elected 2005)
- Joseph N. Pato (first elected 2013)
- George Burnell (2007-2013)
- Jeanne K. Krieger (1998-2010, Chair 2001?-2002)
- Peter D. Enrich (2000?-2003)
- Richard Pagett (2004-2007)
- William Kennedy (2002-2005)
- Dawn E. McKenna (1999-2005)
- Leo P. McSweeney (2001-2004, Chair 2003-?)
- Catherine M.D. Abbott (1999-2002)
- Elizabeth B. Eddison (1998?-2001)
- Dan H. Fenn, Jr. (1993-1999)
- Daniel P. Busa, Jr (1993-1999)
- John C. Edison (1984-1993)
- Paul W. Marshall (1984-1993)
- James F. Crain (1978-1984)
- Stephen Michael Politi (1981-1984)
- Robert B. Kent (1978-1981)
- Fred C. Bailey (1969-1978)
- Howard M. Kassler (1975-1978)
- Sanborn C. Brown (1972-1975)
- Robert Cataldo (1963-1972)
- Lincoln P. Cole, Jr. (1960?-1969)
- Norman J. Richards (1960-1963)
- William E. Maloney (1954-1960)
- Raymone W. James (1954-1960)
- William H. Driscol (1951(48?)-1954)[1]
- Donald E. Nickerson (1951(48?)-1954)[1]
- Erroll E. Locke (1939-1948(51?))[1]
- George W. Sarano (1939-1948(51?))[1]
- Philip M. Clark (1936-1939)
- Albert A. Ross (1936-1999)
- John A. Lyons (1933?-1936)[2]
- Robert P. Trask (1933?-1936)[2]
Web Sites of Board of Selectmen campaigns
- http://www.joepato.com - Joe Pato (2013)
- http://www.debmauger.com - Deb Mauger (2013)
- http://lexij.com - Iang Jeon (2010)
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1948 Annual Town Election Results missing in the Laserfiche archive.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Annual Town Election Results in the Laserfiche archive only go as far back as 1933.