Glocester Voters Gear Up for Pivotal Primary ElectionPrimary Tuesday, Sept. 10 is a crucial day for Glocester residents, as six Republican candidates vie for a spot on the November ballot. All registered Republicans and unaffiliated voters are eligible to cast their ballots in this primary election, which will determine the final five candidates to move forward. Voters can check their registration status, find polling places, and view sample ballots by visiting the Rhode Island Secretary of State's website.

Shaping the Future of Glocester's Leadership

Competitive Republican Primary Race

The Glocester primary election is shaping up to be a highly competitive race, with six Republican candidates vying for the chance to represent their party in the general election. This primary will narrow the field down to the five candidates who will appear on the November ballot, making it a pivotal moment for the town's political landscape. Voters will have the opportunity to research the candidates' backgrounds and platforms to make an informed decision that will impact the future direction of Glocester.

Engaging the Community

In addition to the primary election, Glocester residents have several other community events and initiatives to look forward to in the coming weeks. The Ponaganset High School cheerleading team is hosting its annual car wash fundraiser on Sunday, September 15th, where donations will support the team's competition fees, outings, and travel expenses. This event provides an opportunity for the community to come together and support the local youth.

Recognizing Local Business Excellence

Glocester is also celebrating the success of one of its local businesses, Debug Pest Control, which was recently named one of the "best places to work in pest control" by Pest Control Technologies. This award recognizes the company's policies, practices, and employee experiences, highlighting the positive work environment and commitment to excellence that the Horgan family has fostered.

Giving Back Through Clam Bake Fundraiser

Ponaganset High School students are also organizing a Clam Bake fundraiser on October 4th to benefit local food banks through the Meals of Hope program. This event offers the community a chance to enjoy a delicious seafood feast while supporting a worthy cause. Tickets are now available, and the proceeds will go towards competition fees, team outings, end-of-season dinners, and travel expenses for the students.

Embracing Creativity and Community Engagement

The Creative Room in Glocester is also offering a Fall Wreath Decorating workshop on September 21st, providing an opportunity for residents to unleash their creativity and connect with their neighbors. Participants can bring their own beverages and work with instructors to create a unique 18-inch grapevine wreath, complete with premium floral and a handmade bow.

Staying Informed and Engaged

Glocester residents can stay up-to-date on local government activities by attending the upcoming meetings of the Foster-Glocester School Committee, the Glocester Land Trust, and the Glocester Board of Canvassers. These meetings offer residents a chance to stay informed and engaged with the decision-making processes that shape their community.As Glocester prepares for the primary election and a host of community events, the town's residents have the opportunity to play an active role in shaping the future of their community. By staying informed, participating in local initiatives, and making their voices heard at the ballot box, Glocester residents can ensure that their town continues to thrive and evolve in a way that reflects the values and aspirations of its people.