Editors note: This article was updated with new information at 2:40 p.m. Sept. 10. The nominations of four town residents seeking one of the two open seats on the Town Council have been certified by Town Clerk Monique Ward: Jane Brekke, Ronald Fousek, Dorothy Maguire and Anthony Palazzetti. Perrin Chick and incumbent Heather Holland have been certified to be on the ballot for two MSAD 35 Board of Directors seats. Brekke, director of the Maine Chapter of the Sierra Club and former project coordinator for the Great Works Regional Land Trust, is a member of the South Berwick Conservation Commission. Fousek, an Army veteran who served during the Gulf War, lived and worked internationally before settling in South Berwick, where he has owned and operated several small businesses, including a downtown storefront. Maguire, a retired real estate title researcher in Essex, Mass., is president of the Residents Council at Berwick Estates in South Berwick. Palazzetti, a retired assistant director of Field Operations for U.S. Customs and Border Protections in Boston, is on the South Berwick Planning Board and the Municipal Procurement Policy Ad Hoc Committee. Chick, community engagement director at Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance in Augusta, will run unopposed for the one-year school board seat being vacated by Lisa Flynn. Holland, associate dean of Online Learning at Maine College of Art & Design in Portland, will run unopposed for a second three-year term on the board. The Reporter will host the annual Meet the Candidates Night in October as …