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« Wayland High on alert after discovery of threatening message | Main | Lehan fends off challenge in Norfolk selectman's race » Wednesday, May 2, 2007Bellingham veteran loses his seatBELLINGHAM Longtime incumbent selectman Jerald Mayhew lost to challenger Dawn Marie Davies by just 20 votes in Bellingham's municipal election yesterday. Just over 13 percent of Bellingham's registered voters turned out to decide four contested races. Incumbent School Committee chairman Ronald Martel was returned to his post by voters, along with Francis E. Cartier, who prevailed over three other challengers. Stephen Bartha and Patricia Buckley won the two available seats on the Planning Board. Richard Martinelli, William A. Spear Jr., and Paul J. Kearns were elected to constable, beating two other candidates. -- Alison O'Leary Murray Posted by the Boston Globe City & Region Desk at 03:16 PM
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