Candidates elected to Brunswick council, school board
Bowdoin College students exit the Brunswick Town Hall after voting early in October. (Riley Board/Staff Writer)
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Voters in Brunswick elected four town councilors and three school board members on Tuesday.
The only contested local races were for two at-large council seats.
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Newcomer Jennifer Navarro won a special election to serve the remaining year of the term vacated by former Councilor Katherine Wilson by 338 votes, according to unofficial results from Tuesday’s election**.**
An additional at-large seat, for a full three-year term, went to Sarah Brayman, the former council chair.
Two council seats in Districts 5 and 7, went to unopposed incumbents Jennifer Hicks and Steven Weems, respectively.
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All three candidates for the Brunswick school board were seeking reelection to their seats and were running unopposed. W. Benjamin Walsh was reelected in District 5, Sarah Singer was reelected to the District 7 seat and William Thompson will serve another term at-large.
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Katie covers Brunswick, Bath and Freeport for the Times Record. She was previously the weekend reporter at the Portland Press Herald and is originally from the Hudson Valley region of upstate New York. More by Katie Langley
