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selectman
[ si-lekt-muhn ]
noun
- (in most New England states) one of a board of town officers chosen to manage certain public affairs.
selectman
/ 蝉瑟藞濒蓻办迟尘蓹苍 /
noun
- any of the members of the local boards of most New England towns
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of selectman1
Example Sentences
Two months before the vote, Danville鈥檚 town attorney, Matt Serge, had advised O鈥橬eil and the other selectmen that the vote likely wouldn鈥檛 stand.
His funeral in Greenwich, Connecticut, a town where he was once the first selectman, drew family, friends and politicians from both parties.
He was elected to the Connecticut General Assembly in 1962 and was first selectman of Greenwich before winning seats in the U.S.
Days after the first wave of hotel checkouts, the town鈥檚 selectmen voted to hire a private security firm to patrol some areas where drug use had increased.
In Southborough, the selectman who became angry after Ms. Barron called him 鈥渁 Hitler鈥 addressed the episode at a later meeting, where he said he was 鈥渟orry that I became visibly upset with the resident.鈥
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