Truro Voters Face Saturday Deadline Ahead of State Primary

TRURO — Truro residents have until Saturday to register to vote or cast an early in-person ballot ahead of the Sept. 1 state primary, and the town library has booked journalist David Corn for a Saturday talk and a virtual lecture on Black botanical history for later in the week.

TOWN HALL

Saturday, Aug. 22, is a double deadline for Truro voters: it is both the last day for in-person early voting and the voter registration cutoff for the Sept. 1 state primary, according to the town's election guidance posted this week. The town has previously detailed new ballot colors, party rules, and faster poll-pad check-ins for the primary, a story the town's News Flash also covered earlier this month.

COMMUNITY & ARTS

Truro Library has journalist David Corn scheduled to appear Saturday, Aug. 22, part of the library's packed late-summer calendar. Later in the week, the library hosts a virtual talk, "When Trees Testify: Reclaiming America's Black Botanical Legacy," with author Beronda Montgomery, set for Tuesday, Aug. 25.

COMING UP

Saturday, Aug. 22: In-person early voting and the voter registration deadline for the state primary; Truro Library also hosts Tech Help with Caleb, Craft Day with Zoe, and the David Corn talk. Tuesday, Aug. 25: Mahjong and the Children's Community Garden Group at Truro Library, alongside the virtual "When Trees Testify" lecture.

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.