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The Westford Republican Town Committee (WRTC) is dedicated to promoting the principles of limited government, individual liberty and personal responsibility within our community.
Constitutional Rights
Defending and upholding the principles enshrined in the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights.
Individual Liberty
Promoting personal freedom and responsibility as cornerstones of American society.
Limited Government
Supporting efficient, accountable governance that respects taxpayers and individual rights.
What You Can Do to Help Reduce Energy Costs in Westford
- Read the information below to learn how Massachusetts energy policies may be affecting your bills.
- Vote for Mike Minogue for governor if you support his Diverse Energy Strategy. Details are below.
- Attend Westford’s Town Meeting on October 26 and vote against Stage 3 of the Specialized Opt-In Code. Details are below.
Important News Feed
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Local News: TOWN OFFICIALS STARE AT 3.1M BUDGET HOLE
Read more: Local News: TOWN OFFICIALS STARE AT 3.1M BUDGET HOLEJaws dropped at Westford’s Tri-board meeting as Finance Director Dan O’Donnell revealed a $3.1 million FY28 budget gap. Resigning Town Manager Kris Las cited a structural deficit from rising costs outpacing Prop 2½ revenues. School, energy, and debt increases drive the hole; new developments offer hope for new growth revenue.
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9/11 25th Anniversary Remembrance
Read more: 9/11 25th Anniversary RemembranceOn the 25th anniversary of September 11, we honor and remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost and the families forever changed. We salute the courage of first responders, the sacrifice of our veterans, and the resilience of our nation. May we never forget their bravery, service, and enduring legacy.
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Charlie Kirk Remembrance
Read more: Charlie Kirk RemembranceOne year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, we remember his courage, conviction, and commitment to faith, freedom, and the next generation. His voice may be silent, but his legacy lives on. Join us this Thursday, September 10, at 7 PM at Tyngsboro Bridge, Tyngsboro, Massachusetts, for a remembrance vigil.
Featured Articles
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