NORTHBOROUGH – Northborough is gearing up for its 2021 municipal elections on May 11. As voters get set to head to the polls, the Community Advocate has zeroed in on contested races for prominent bodies like Board of Selectmen, Planning Board, and School Committee.
The Community Advocate reached out to candidates who filed paperwork to appear on their town’s ballot and asked them to submit a personal statement as well as answers to three specific questions.
See those biographies and read extended questions and answers from Northborough Board of Selectmen Candidate Tom Dalton here…
See complete statements from other candidates…
PERSONAL BIO
I was born and raised a New Englander, I am extremely proud to be here at this time. I traveled across the US and noticed systemic inequality all across the board. it ignited my passion, I realize this is due to a corrupt and disenfranchised two party system. that needs to change from the ground up. It will start with small communities coming together in word and deed.
QUESTIONS
What do you see as the most important issue(s) facing Northborough today?
The most important issue facing norhtboro is equal housing for all i.e. elderly, disabled, and new generations. but also maintaining our history and agriculture while updating the towns infrastructure which is vital for a sustainable future.
What will you bring to the Board of Selectmen if (re-)elected?
I will bring a united leadership which represents all, while personally representing the LGBT community, The Rainbow Warriors are rising. Hunto Kiyo (call of the rainbow warriors)
Is there anything else you want voters to know about you as a candidate?
My wings are fire, my soul is fire, I live forever within this eternal truth. I stand for those that can not speak for themselves, and I speak for all who wish to be heard.
