Shrewsbury – Although the town just wrapped up their election season, most of Shrewsbury’s Town Meeting members will soon have to once again start thinking about re-election. This will be necessary, town officials said, because the 2010 government census has determined that Shrewsbury has had a 12 percent population increase. As a result, the boundaries of all but one of the town’s nine precincts must be redrawn and an additional one added, because a precinct cannot have more than 4,000 voters. And since the boundaries have been changed, as per state law, Town Meeting members must once again go through the election process in order to represent their precincts. More...