The April 6 town election now has races, for selectmen and School Committee.

Opposing incumbent Selectman Kevin Greeley, in office since 1989, is Maria Romano, making her fourth run for the board.

School Committee incumbents Judson Pierce and Kirsi Allison-Ampe face opposition for the three-year seat from Michael Buckley.

Paul Schlichtman has no opposition for the one-year school seat, as initially reported. Melisa J. Tintocalis-Gauthier did not return papers.

All potential candidates for major town and school offices returned nomination papers by the 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 19, deadline, the clerk's office said, and that made them actual candidates.

All who have contested races or who might benefit from public exposure have been asked to comment on a basic set of questions about their candidacies. Stories have been published about Buckley and Pierce. Other stories are in process. Some candidates have not responded.

Romano, an opponent of the Mass. Ave. Corridor project, has been unsuccessful in three elections beginning in 2010. Greeley supports the Corridor project.

Here is the list of candidates for major offices (* indicates seeking reelection):

Moderator

(3 years)

John Leone*

Board of Selectmen

(3 years)

Kevin F. Greeley*

Maria A. Romano

Assessor

(3 years)

James F. Doherty*

School Committee

(3 years)

Judson L. Pierce*

Kirsi C. Allison-Ampe*

Michael G. Buckley

School Committee

(1 year, to fill a vacancy)

Paul Schlichtman

Housing Authority

(5 years)

Richard B. Murray*

Housing Authority

(2 years, to fill a vacancy)

Bridgett James 

LINKS:

2013 town election information (town website): Calendar || Candidates

News stories

Feb. 18, 2013: Expressing passion for schools, Pierce seeks reelection

Jan. 28, 2013: Mass. Ave. opponents pushing ballot question allege collusion

Jan. 24, 2013: Buckley takes out papers for School Committee

Jan. 7, 2013: Greeley to run. denies his firm worked for ex-Symmes developer

Dec. 11, 2012-Jan 3, 2013: Greeley, Schlichtman, Pierce, Allison-Ampe take out papers

This story was published at 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013, and updated later in the day to correct an error reporting Schlichtman had opposition.