Contractor details quitting 5 May St. job after slow pace, integrity concerns
WORCESTER — Asked from the witness stand in federal court Thursday whether he regretted meeting developer James E. Levin, Chris Killam didn’t hesitate. “Yes,” the Holden electrician responded, delivering his answer before a lawyer who didn’t like the question had delivered her objection. Killam, a licensed electrician since 1987, was the first man Levin hired to manage a 2010 affordable housing project at 5 May St. that would lead to the indictments of the developer and the top city official who oversaw the project. Levin is serving a 37-month federal prison sentence after adm...
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