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Camelot Is Dead, And So Are The White Democrats | Articles - Vimarsana News

Camelot Is Dead, And So Are The White Democrats | Articles

Earlier: The Democratic Party Has Tipped—Great N...

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Business leaders, some officials advocate plan to clear Mass and Cass, open recovery campus at Widett Circle - Vimarsana News

Business leaders, some officials advocate plan to clear Mass and Cass, open recovery campus at Widett Circle

If built, the recovery campus would operate for three or four years until the city reopens its addiction treatment center on Long Island in Boston Harbor.

Rhalimi Announces Candidacy for Revere Councillor-At-Large - Vimarsana News

Rhalimi Announces Candidacy for Revere Councillor-At-Large

Special to the Journal Alex Rhalimi has pulled his nomination papers for councillor-at-large in Revere’s 2023 municipal election. This will be Rhalimi’s second bid for political office, having run for the Democratic nomination for Suffolk County Sheriff in the 2016 election. Rhalimi was defeated by Steven Tompkins, who had been appointed to the position by

Suffolk sheriff pays ethics fine, but says people were just trying to help - Vimarsana News

Suffolk sheriff pays ethics fine, but says people were just trying to help

Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins has agreed to pay a $12,300 civil fine for violating the state's conflict of interest law, including giving his niece a job in his department and asking sheriff employees to run his personal errands.

Source: wbur.org
Steve Tompkins fined for violating personal conflict of interest law - Vimarsana News

Steve Tompkins fined for violating personal conflict of interest law

Tompkins created a paid state position for his niece so she could live in Massachusetts and assist him with child care.

Source: boston.com