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Andy Reardon
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At the start of 29 of 30 Select Board meetings in 2025–2026 Board.
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April 15, 2026: That the Select Board, on behalf of the town of Norwell, elects to engage in the process to change health insurance benefits under M.G.L., c.32B, sections 21 through 23
That the Select Board, on behalf of the town of Norwell, elects to engage in the process to change health insurance benefits under M.G.L., c.32B, sections 21 through 23
T. Andrew Reardon stepped aside (recused) from this item and is left out of this vote (the minutes list him as abstaining).
“Motion; made by John McGrath, seconded by Brian Greenberg, That the Select Board, on behalf of the town of Norwell, elects to engage in the process to change health insurance benefits under M.G.L., c.32B, sections 21 through 23. Greenberg-yes, Layne-yes, McGrath-yes, Smellie-yes. Mr. Reardon abstained as he recused himself from this topic.” (Motion: McGrath, second: Greenberg)
April 15, 2026: Appoint the following members to the IAC: Tracy Simmons (EAN), Nancy Campbell (Teamsters, Local 25), Craig LaRocco (Norwell Police Association), Harry Merritt (Norwell Firefighters IAFF, Local...
To appoint the following members to the IAC: Tracy Simmons (EAN), Nancy Campbell (Teamsters, Local 25), Craig LaRocco (Norwell Police Association), Harry Merritt (Norwell Firefighters IAFF, Local 2700), Colleen Sampson (SEIU, Local 888), Sean Clancy (AFSCME, Local 1700), Rocco Canale (AFSCME, Local 1700), Scott Gorman (AFSCME, Local 1700), Nancy Dooley, Retiree Representative
T. Andrew Reardon stepped aside (recused) from this item and is left out of this vote (the minutes list him as abstaining).
“Motion; made by Lorenda Layne, seconded by Brian Greenberg, to appoint the following members to the IAC: Tracy Simmons (EAN), Nancy Campbell (Teamsters, Local 25), Craig LaRocco (Norwell Police Association), Harry Merritt (Norwell Firefighters IAFF, Local 2700), Colleen Sampson (SEIU, Local 888), Sean Clancy (AFSCME, Local 1700), Rocco Canale (AFSCME, Local 1700), Scott Gorman (AFSCME, Local 1700), Nancy Dooley, Retiree Representative. Greenberg-yes, Layne-yes, McGrath-yes, Smellie-yes. Mr. Reardon abstained as he recused himself from this topic.” (Motion: Layne, second: Greenberg)
April 1, 2026: Strike this question from the Annual Town Election ballot
To strike this question from the Annual Town Election ballot
Voted: No
Yes: Layne, McGrathNo: Greenberg, Reardon, Smellie
“Motion; made by John McGrath, seconded by Lorenda Layne, to strike this question from the Annual Town Election ballot. McGrath – yes, Layne – yes, Smellie – no, Greenberg – no, Reardon – no. The motion fails to pass.” (Motion: McGrath, second: Layne)
February 4, 2026: Draft a No Demolition restriction on the Stetson Ford house
To draft a No Demolition restriction on the Stetson Ford house
Voted: No
Yes: Greenberg, Layne, McGrath, SmellieNo: Reardon
“Motion; made by Brian Greenberg, seconded by John McGrath, to draft a No Demolition restriction on the Stetson Ford house. Greenberg, Layne, McGrath, Smellie voting yes, Reardon voting no. Motion carried.” (Motion: Greenberg, second: McGrath)
February 4, 2026: Approve the Cross Street Flower Farm annual calendar of events for 2026
To approve the Cross Street Flower Farm annual calendar of events for 2026
Voted: No
Yes: Greenberg, Layne, McGrath, SmellieNo: Reardon
“Motion; made by Lorenda Layne, seconded by John McGrath, to approve the Cross Street Flower Farm annual calendar of events for 2026. Greenberg, Layne, McGrath, Smellie voting yes, Reardon voting no. Motion carried.” (Motion: Layne, second: McGrath)
July 9, 2025: Appoint Lorenda Layne as the Select Board representative to the OPEB Trust Fund Committee
To appoint Lorenda Layne as the Select Board representative to the OPEB Trust Fund Committee
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Greenberg, Layne, McGrath, SmellieAbstained: ReardonT. Andrew Reardon abstained (the minutes say: "as he is a Town pension recipient").
“Motion: made by Brian Greenberg, seconded by Andy Reardon, to appoint Lorenda Layne as the Select Board representative to the OPEB Trust Fund Committee. Greenberg – yes, Layne – yes, McGrath – yes, Reardon – abstain (as he is a Town pension recipient), Smellie – yes. Motion carried.” (Motion: Greenberg, second: Reardon)
June 25, 2025: Send the letter to both representatives as stated
To send the letter to both representatives as stated
The minutes name Lorenda Layne in this motion, but do not list Lorenda Layne as attending. Individual votes are not shown; we will ask the town.
“Motion; made by Brian Greenberg, seconded by Pete Smellie, to send the letter to both representatives as stated. Smellie, Greenberg, McGrath, Layne voting yes, Reardon voting no. The motion carried.” (Motion: Greenberg, second: Smellie)
From the Norwell Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town website. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos of current members: Lorenda Layne and John McGrath from the South Shore Times candidate profiles (April 2025). Members without a photo show initials. Peter Smellie from his campaign Facebook page (“Peter D. Smellie for Selectman of Norwell, MA”).
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