WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Williamstown voters will have a full selectionion of Selectmen and Elementary School Committee candidates to choose from at the May 12 annual town election.

 

Town Clerk Mary Kennedy said as of Tuesday's 5 p.m. deadline, four people had returned nomination papers for the one open seat on the Board of Selectmen, and three people had returned papers for the two spots on the School Committee.

 

Jack Nogueira, who ran unsuccessfully for selectman in 2014, returns to the ballot to seek a three-year seat on the board. He will face competition from Martino Donati, Anne C. O'Connor and Alison O'Grady for the seat currently held by Thomas Sheldon.

 

Chairwoman Valerie Hall and Chris Jones are not standing for re-election on the five-person School Committee. Their spots will be filled by two from the following group of three candidates: Joseph M. Johnson, Catherine Keating and Thomas Loughman.

 

There are five other positions on the ballot, and each has one declared candidate.

 

For the two library trustee positions, Michael Sussman and Karen Kowitz will be on the ballot.

 

The other three positions (with candidate's name in parentheses) are: Planning Board (incumbent Anne McCallum), Housing Authority (Judith Bombardier) and Northern Berkshire Vocational Regional [McCann] School District Committee (incumbent Thomas Mahar).