WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Three candidates will vie for two seats on the Select Board in the May 9 town election.
Incumbent Andrew Hogeland and newcomers Stephanie Boyd and Paul Harsch are the only races on the ballot.
A fourth candidate, Andrea "Andi" Bryant, told iBerkshires.com that she has withdrawn from the race due to a family emergency, but her name will appear on the ballot.
iBerkshires.com asked the three candidates for the two Select Board seats a series of questions. They can be found on the election page here.
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By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff
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