Boiler Problem Forces Change In Voting Location For Some Districts

October 26, 2014 General News

McCarthy-vote-2013 — Township clerk Mary Anne McCarthy, right, said that a problem with the boiler in the Consolata Missionaries building has forced a change in some polling places.

A problem with the boiler at Consolata Missionaries, Route 27, has forced a change in the polling place for some districts for the Nov. 4 election.

Those voters living in Districts 30 to 34 will now vote at Franklin Park School, 30 Eden St.

In a memo to the Township Council, township clerk Anne Marie McCarthy wrote that she was informed on Oct. 22 that the missionaries’ building boiler broke down, and would probably not be fixed until after the election.

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