ATHOL — Voters go to the polls in a little less than two weeks to fill the elected positions expiring this year.
The election is to be April 4, with polls open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Senior Center, 82 Freedom St.
Alll seats are uncontested in the election. Most are set to be reclaimed by incumbents, with two exceptions.
William J. Caldwell of 15 Haven St. seeks a seat on the Board of Selectmen and Kevin J. Materas of 908 Pleasant St. has put his name forward for constable.
Caldwell is seeking the seat vacated by Mitchell R. Grosky, who is not running for election. There are two seats up for election to the five-member executive committee, and Selectman Stephen Raymond is running for re-election.
Materas would replace Constable Leon A. Lozier, who is not seeking reelection.
Also on the ballot, all incumbents and for three-year seats unless otherwise specified, are:
Moderator: one year, Lawrence McLaughlin.
Athol-Royalston Regional School Committee, from Athol: Dale Lougee, Joseph Maga and Amber Parker.
Athol-Royalston Regional School Committee, from Royalston: Charles Pretti.
Library trustees: Sharon Brighenti and Margaret Feldman.
Housing Authority: five years, Cathy Muzzy.
There are to be no ballot questions.