Although not one candidate is on the ballot in Hawley, voting will take place May 3 in this one-room converted schoolhouse.
(Photos By Matthew Cavanaugh for The Boston Globe)
NO-HORSE RACES
In bucolic Berkshires hamlet, it seems all are too busy to run
Although not one candidate is on the ballot in Hawley, voting will take place May 3 in this one-room converted schoolhouse.
(Photos By Matthew Cavanaugh for The Boston Globe)
HAWLEY — This tiny community’s single ballot box, an old oaken contraption kept in a former one-room schoolhouse, will next perform its civic duty when Hawley votes for eight officials ranging from selectman to tree warden. (Full article: 951 words)
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