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justme
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 Posted - 07/16/2010 : 5:34:57 PM
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Originally posted by massdee
RVC must be very disappointed. Why wouldn't the mayor turn over the city to the President of the BOA for the short time until he recuperates?
My guess is because he's afraid of VanCampen doing something to identify how incompetent Carlo really is. |
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gottaluveverett
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Posted - 07/18/2010 : 10:44:21 AM
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| That is because Robert is to busy on vacation. |
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massdee
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Posted - 07/18/2010 : 9:19:33 PM
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| I bet he would have canceled his vacation if he was left in charge. |
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whynot
Member
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Posted - 08/03/2010 : 2:06:00 PM
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BIG MEETING AT CARLO'S HOUSE
YESTERDAY 8/2/2010!
THE MAYOR, MATT LAIDLAW AND SEVERAL
OTHERS FROM CITY HALL TALKED FOR HOURS.
WHAT DID THEY TALK ABOUT AND WHY AT HIS
HOUSE?
IS CARLO THAT PARANOID THAT HE THINKS CITY
HALL ISN'T SECURE ENOUGH TO MEET?
HIS DAYS OF STABBING PEOPLE IN BACK ARE
COMING BACK TO HAUNT HIM EVEN HIS
NEIGHBORS HAVE HAD ENOUGH.
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justme
Advanced Member
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Posted - 08/03/2010 : 7:03:38 PM
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Originally posted by whynot
BIG MEETING AT CARLO'S HOUSE
YESTERDAY 8/2/2010!
THE MAYOR, MATT LAIDLAW AND SEVERAL
OTHERS FROM CITY HALL TALKED FOR HOURS.
WHAT DID THEY TALK ABOUT AND WHY AT HIS
HOUSE?
IS CARLO THAT PARANOID THAT HE THINKS CITY
HALL ISN'T SECURE ENOUGH TO MEET?
HIS DAYS OF STABBING PEOPLE IN BACK ARE
COMING BACK TO HAUNT HIM EVEN HIS
NEIGHBORS HAVE HAD ENOUGH.
It makes sense for his staff to go to Carlo since he isn't back to work after having hip surgery. |
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Tails
Administrator
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Posted - 08/03/2010 : 7:53:33 PM
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If it's his staff...that's one thing. I'd like to know who the "others" are although no one from his staff should have to go to his house. He's been out of commission now for a few weeks and should have had an acting mayor. If someone feels this meeting was a violation of the open meeting law, then file a complaint.
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justme
Advanced Member
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Posted - 08/04/2010 : 8:58:52 PM
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I'm not any happier than a lot of other people with the way Carlo does things and the condition of the city. BUT, I really have a problem with people trying to start trouble. The fact that Carlo had people from city hall at his home doesn't have to mean anything negative.
If you know what went on & want to share, Whynot, then let's have it. If all you're doing is throwing sh*t to see what sticks, leave it alone. |
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card
Senior Member
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Posted - 08/10/2010 : 5:42:19 PM
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| Did anyone feel the ground shake this morning?? Carlo is back at city hall just in time for the next two meeting he is looking for the 10K again |
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justme
Advanced Member
1428 Posts |
Posted - 08/10/2010 : 6:32:33 PM
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Originally posted by card
Did anyone feel the ground shake this morning?? Carlo is back at city hall just in time for the next two meeting he is looking for the 10K again
What 10K?
Sorry, I've been busy with elderly parents & I'm not up to speed on what's going on. And this site has been quiet............ |
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Tails
Administrator
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Posted - 08/11/2010 : 10:08:31 AM
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Originally posted by justme
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Originally posted by card
Did anyone feel the ground shake this morning?? Carlo is back at city hall just in time for the next two meeting he is looking for the 10K again
What 10K?
Sorry, I've been busy with elderly parents & I'm not up to speed on what's going on. And this site has been quiet............
I cant speak for Card but I think what they were referring to was the 10 million dollar bond that the mayor is going after even though it was rejected by the alderman (so much for democracy)
The mayor accused the alderman of playing politics even though he has no one to blame but himself!
The aldermen were given this two days before a deadline and were basically told to rubber stamp it. Mike Marchese, Millie Cardello and Mike Mangan all rubber stamped it and BOY has Mike Marchese changed his tune all of a sudden…hmmm…
The alderman did make the right decision and not jump into a 10 million dollar burden on the taxpayers. Funny thing….the administration signed a consent agreement two years ago and has known about this, for two years, and kept it hush hush until two days prior of the deadline (so much for working together and being open and honest)
I know when they received this, an alderman had requested that someone from the state attend the meeting and instead what we got was someone from the engineering firm with a vested interest in the project.
The problem is with Boston Market Terminal and Chelsea but Chelsea was not on board to contribute any money. The city was going to take out the loan for Boston Market Terminal but we were putting ourselves at risk if BMT ever went under, the Everett taxpayers would have the burden on us. The administration did not have anything in writing from BMT (private property owner) and to this day, I never heard if Chelsea was on board (even though the administration has had two years to get Chelsea on board)
I could never had supported a 10 million dollar burden without any agreements and the bottom line is I don’t trust the mayor or his COS. Too many bad hires all to benefit his friends and his associates and as far as the COS she stated to the common council that we were going to be fined 25 thousand dollars a day for this. Come to find out, she got that off the DEP website. Was a little misleading to me and there’s been enough of that.
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justme
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Posted - 08/11/2010 : 7:59:06 PM
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| Thanks Tails! I was aware of the bond Carlo tried to shove down our throats just before the bell rang on iy. I thought Card was referring to something else. |
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Tails
Administrator
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Posted - 09/09/2010 : 10:02:36 PM
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This was disturbing to read today. There is no excuse for this kind of spending in a city that is only three miles.
Everett spends more than 350 other cities/towns in the commonwealth.
$178.00 is the median and we spend $498.00. That is huge….. and our roads are still in deplorable condition. This is all to benefit friends and associates with contracts.
SNAPSHOT: COST OF PUBLIC WORKS PER RESIDENT, '09
By Matt Carroll, Boston Globe | Sept. 9, 2010
Public Works spending varies widely across the state, partly because it is a broad category that in one town can include activities not covered in another town. For instance, the category covers money spent per person on: highways, streets, snow and ice removal, waste collection and disposal, sewerage collection and disposal, water distribution, even street lighting and parking garages. The state median was $178.
You can create your own chart using this material. Click on “view data” in the lower right corner of the graphic to see the data. Then click on “visualize” at the bottom of the data, and pick the graphic display that you think works best. Click on “publish” to display the data to the Web. The charts are publicly displayed on many-eyes.com. E-mail Matt Carroll at: mcarroll@globe.com or twitter.com/GlobeMattC.
Municipality.....Public Works spending per person 09.....Rank '09
BINGTON $152.39 210
ACTON NA NA
ACUSHNET $127.31 256
ADAMS $217.58 110
AGAWAM $170.57 187
ALFORD $777.24 8
AMESBURY $176.38 172
AMHERST $42.09 334
ANDOVER $180.04 164
AQUINNAH $388.58 36
ARLINGTON $180.58 163
ASHBURNHAM $156.96 205
ASHBY $177.83 169
ASHFIELD $315.58 58
ASHLAND $84.12 318
ATHOL $140.27 230
ATTLEBORO $63.65 330
AUBURN $127.89 253
AVON $388.01 37
AYER $140.23 231
BARNSTABLE $101.92 296
BARRE $211.91 119
BECKET $410.61 29
BEDFORD $503.38 19
BELCHERTOWN $96.96 304
BELLINGHAM $126.53 259
BELMONT $231.94 101
BERKLEY $115.83 278
BERLIN $214.50 113
BERNARDSTON $170.99 182
BEVERLY $113.94 285
BILLERICA $345.05 47
BLACKSTONE $140.44 228
BLANDFORD $329.00 54
BOLTON $280.75 74
BOSTON NA NA
BOURNE $119.01 275
BOXBOROUGH $176.16 174
BOXFORD $228.44 104
BOYLSTON $87.44 314
BRAINTREE $163.81 194
BREWSTER $205.96 126
BRIDGEWATER $57.57 333
BRIMFIELD $174.17 176
BROCKTON $100.64 299
BROOKFIELD $148.11 216
BROOKLINE $200.01 135
BUCKLAND $251.80 87
BURLINGTON $380.61 38
CAMBRIDGE $171.55 179
CANTON $191.87 145
CARLISLE $211.39 120
CARVER $121.44 271
CHARLEMONT $298.94 63
CHARLTON $92.79 308
CHATHAM $375.47 40
CHELMSFORD NA NA
CHELSEA $97.34 303
CHESHIRE $326.51 55
CHESTER $355.85 42
CHESTERFIELD $397.57 32
CHICOPEE $111.16 291
CHILMARK $649.90 11
CLARKSBURG NA NA
CLINTON $80.89 321
COHASSET $338.85 50
COLRAIN $268.14 82
CONCORD $188.10 149
CONWAY $309.91 61
CUMMINGTON $391.27 33
DALTON $205.25 127
DANVERS $195.36 141
DARTMOUTH $83.36 320
DEDHAM $236.80 94
DEERFIELD $188.58 148
DENNIS $235.79 96
DIGHTON $149.83 215
DOUGLAS $127.39 255
DOVER $334.08 52
DRACUT $170.88 183
DUDLEY $77.33 325
DUNSTABLE $151.42 212
DUXBURY $211.98 118
EAST BRIDGEWATER$123.92 265
EAST BROOKFIELD $237.52 92
EASTHAM $210.53 122
EASTHAMPTON $94.42 305
EAST LONGMEADOW $288.50 67
EASTON $136.04 240
EDGARTOWN $575.91 15
EGREMONT $402.26 31
ERVING $236.90 93
ESSEX $254.55 85
EVERETT $481.61 20
FAIRHAVEN $158.71 202
FALL RIVER $57.99 332
FALMOUTH $290.25 65
FITCHBURG $147.34 218
FLORIDA NA NA
FOXBOROUGH $123.06 267
FRAMINGHAM $181.39 160
FRANKLIN $125.55 261
FREETOWN $113.87 286
GARDNER $109.13 293
GEORGETOWN $112.36 288
GILL $273.10 79
GLOUCESTER $210.69 121
GOSHEN $391.16 34
GOSNOLD $5,073.69 1
GRAFTON $161.73 195
GRANBY $64.16 329
GRANVILLE $286.48 69
GREAT BARRINGTON$315.19 59
GREENFIELD $132.18 244
GROTON $159.34 198
GROVELAND $178.61 167
HADLEY $159.28 200
HALIFAX $101.55 297
HAMILTON $137.15 237
HAMPDEN $112.05 289
HANCOCK NA NA
HANOVER $198.78 137
HANSON $120.53 273
HARDWICK $212.96 116
HARVARD $234.96 97
HARWICH $318.26 57
HATFIELD $154.92 206
HAVERHILL $125.73 260
HAWLEY $1,526.31 5
HEATH $554.20 16
HINGHAM $200.97 133
HINSDALE NA NA
HOLBROOK $143.50 223
HOLDEN $132.16 245
HOLLAND $190.98 146
HOLLISTON $176.55 171
HOLYOKE $140.91 227
HOPEDALE $129.31 251
HOPKINTON $233.06 100
HUBBARDSTON NA NA
HUDSON $281.85 72
HULL $110.39 292
HUNTINGTON $198.52 138
IPSWICH $202.07 132
KINGSTON $152.36 211
LAKEVILLE NA NA
LANCASTER $97.44 301
LANESBOROUGH $181.12 161
LAWRENCE NA NA
LEE $161.41 196
LEICESTER $84.48 317
LENOX $136.62 239
LEOMINSTER $204.70 128
LEVERETT $286.12 70
LEXINGTON $269.08 81
LEYDEN $346.73 45
LINCOLN $181.48 158
LITTLETON $199.38 136
LONGMEADOW $92.25 309
LOWELL $132.26 243
LUDLOW $172.19 178
LUNENBURG $112.00 290
LYNN $137.31 236
LYNNFIELD $239.16 91
MALDEN $121.93 269
MANCHESTER $280.48 75
MANSFIELD $171.46 180
MARBLEHEAD $186.37 150
MARION $259.45 83
MARLBOROUGH $168.98 190
MARSHFIELD $138.98 234
MASHPEE $170.26 189
MATTAPOISETT $141.51 226
MAYNARD $170.61 186
MEDFIELD $219.07 108
MEDFORD $176.01 175
MEDWAY $146.00 220
MELROSE $171.33 181
MENDON $212.75 117
MERRIMAC $131.79 248
METHUEN $209.48 124
MIDDLEBOROUGH $89.54 311
MIDDLEFIELD $551.45 18
MIDDLETON $130.56 249
MILFORD $182.82 157
MILLBURY $117.89 276
MILLIS $132.06 246
MILLVILLE $176.63 170
MILTON NA NA
MONROE $2,401.25 2
MONSON $127.59 254
MONTAGUE $157.79 204
MONTEREY $836.42 7
MONTGOMERY $310.46 60
MOUNT WASHINGTON$1,644.26 3
NAHANT $229.15 103
NANTUCKET $213.27 115
NATICK $216.03 112
NEEDHAM $170.61 185
NEW ASHFORD $355.09 43
NEW BEDFORD $75.67 327
NEW BRAINTREE $281.45 73
NEWBURY $138.47 235
NEWBURYPORT $120.81 272
NEW MARLBOROUGH $606.86 14
NEW SALEM $251.63 88
NEWTON $236.18 95
NORFOLK $182.87 156
NORTH ADAMS $342.12 49
NORTHAMPTON $126.61 258
NORTH ANDOVER $170.29 188
NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH $71.60 328
NORTHBOROUGH $153.94 209
NORTHBRIDGE $97.38 302
NORTH BROOKFIELD$115.96 277
NORTHFIELD $276.77 78
NORTH READING $213.90 114
NORTON $86.70 315
NORWELL $218.43 109
NORWOOD $732.61 9
OAK BLUFFS NA NA
OAKHAM $140.28 229
ORANGE $139.86 232
ORLEANS $203.83 130
OTIS $447.42 23
OXFORD $150.91 213
PALMER $87.48 313
PAXTON $179.33 166
PEABODY $409.46 30
PELHAM $207.46 125
PEMBROKE $93.39 306
PEPPERELL $93.32 307
PERU $390.64 35
PETERSHAM $184.30 154
PHILLIPSTON $165.27 192
PITTSFIELD $160.87 197
PLAINFIELD $451.06 22
PLAINVILLE $170.79 184
PLYMOUTH $114.75 281
PLYMPTON $194.12 142
PRINCETON $280.35 76
PROVINCETOWN $614.22 13
QUINCY $181.41 159
RANDOLPH $76.16 326
RAYNHAM $135.01 241
READING $224.30 106
REHOBOTH $114.38 284
REVERE $112.81 287
RICHMOND NA NA
ROCHESTER $154.60 207
ROCKLAND $131.91 247
ROCKPORT $271.58 80
ROWE $1,621.24 4
ROWLEY $102.45 295
ROYALSTON $415.18 27
RUSSELL $154.32 208
RUTLAND $122.09 268
SALEM $88.02 312
SALISBURY $114.47 282
SANDISFIELD $553.52 17
SANDWICH $143.39 224
SAUGUS $196.43 139
SAVOY $433.00 25
SCITUATE $176.17 173
SEEKONK $78.76 323
SHARON $179.39 165
SHEFFIELD $164.23 193
SHELBURNE $229.51 102
SHERBORN $292.48 64
SHIRLEY $124.16 264
SHREWSBURY $119.11 274
SHUTESBURY $222.24 107
SOMERSET $180.62 162
SOMERVILLE $144.75 222
SOUTHAMPTON $121.55 270
SOUTHBOROUGH $202.21 131
SOUTHBRIDGE $124.69 263
SOUTH HADLEY $61.88 331
SOUTHWICK $134.20 242
SPENCER $125.45 262
SPRINGFIELD $85.48 316
STERLING $204.18 129
STOCKBRIDGE $344.79 48
STONEHAM $146.51 219
STOUGHTON $136.81 238
STOW $147.71 217
STURBRIDGE $159.33 199
SUDBURY $184.05 155
SUNDERLAND $145.05 221
SUTTON $91.92 310
SWAMPSCOTT $84.06 319
SWANSEA $79.81 322
TAUNTON $185.48 152
TEMPLETON $193.37 143
TEWKSBURY $150.32 214
TISBURY $411.78 28
TOLLAND $683.24 10
TOPSFIELD $200.92 134
TOWNSEND $172.70 177
TRURO $441.37 24
TYNGSBOROUGH $186.36 151
TYRINGHAM $1,024.56 6
UPTON $304.48 62
UXBRIDGE $100.87 298
WAKEFIELD $253.22 86
WALES $127.12 257
WALPOLE $189.99 147
WALTHAM $233.87 99
WARE $227.81 105
WAREHAM $78.40 324
WARREN $114.41 283
WARWICK $419.33 26
WASHINGTON $476.09 21
WATERTOWN $276.99 77
WAYLAND $192.73 144
WEBSTER NA NA
WELLESLEY $246.17 90
WELLFLEET $644.89 12
WENDELL $353.38 44
WENHAM $234.43 98
WESTBOROUGH $185.27 153
WEST BOYLSTON $159.14 201
WEST BRIDGEWATER$165.49 191
WEST BROOKFIELD $139.60 233
WESTFIELD $129.80 250
WESTFORD $210.16 123
WESTHAMPTON $333.70 53
WESTMINSTER $286.60 68
WEST NEWBURY $324.52 56
WESTON NA NA
WESTPORT $100.50 300
WEST SPRINGFIELD$335.31 51
WEST STOCKBRIDGE$345.10 46
WEST TISBURY $141.80 225
WESTWOOD $282.98 71
WEYMOUTH $178.15 168
WHATELY $289.99 66
WHITMAN $158.04 203
WILBRAHAM $115.28 280
WILLIAMSBURG $195.44 140
WILLIAMSTOWN NA NA
WILMINGTON $246.48 89
WINCHENDON $123.27 266
WINCHESTER $379.25 39
WINDSOR NA NA
WINTHROP $115.64 279
WOBURN $258.81 84
WORCESTER $128.51 252
WORTHINGTON $372.04 41
WRENTHAM $217.15 111
YARMOUTH $103.50 294
SOURCE: Department of Revenue
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Heisenberg
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Posted - 09/16/2010 : 07:10:46 AM
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| Great post Tails. I just read it. Be lying to you if I said I was surprised though. |
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massdee
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Posted - 09/16/2010 : 08:57:47 AM
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This outrageous spending needs to stop. Our elected officials need to grow some and put an end to this.
If things don't change before the next election, I say, Vote Them All OUT..... |
Edited by - massdee on 09/16/2010 10:25:54 AM |
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kittycat
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Posted - 08/11/2011 : 10:00:59 AM
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I WANT WHAT IS DUE TO ME BY THE MAYOR, I AM GOING PUBLIC WITH THE NEWS MEDIA SECRETARY OF STATE AND ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE. TODAY.
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