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Category Archives: Methuen
State of the City Address
I have attached the annual State of the City Address I delivered to the Methuen Board of Trade last night. Read the Tribune story here. My thanks to the Board of Trade and the Methuen Senior Center for their hospitality. … Continue reading
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Methuen Arlington Neighborhood Building Complete
The Methuen Arlington Neighborhood is scheduled to open the new community center on Tenney Street on February 12. We have worked on this project for two years, and to see it come to fruition is a joy for me personally … Continue reading
Cape Wind Author to Visit Methuen
Cape Wind author Wendy Williams will visit Methuen to give a talk and sign books on March 4th at 7:00 p.m. in the Great Hall, Searles Building. This event will be free to the public and is sponsored by the … Continue reading
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Statement on Police Chief Joseph Solomon
A Statement From Mayor William M. Manzi, III Regarding Police Chief Joseph Solomon Today, my office issued a notice to Police Chief Joseph Solomon pursuant to the Massachusetts Civil Service Law. Chief Solomon was informed that a hearing will be … Continue reading
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Methuen Unveils on-line permitting
I am happy to announce that our on line permitting system is now active. The new technology streamlines the process of submitting building, plumbing, gas, and electrical permits to Inspectional Services. Residents and contractors can visit http://www.cityofmethuen.net and click on … Continue reading
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The Dracut Methuen Inter-Municipal Agreement
Methuen has concluded a major agreement on sewer infrastructure with the Town of Dracut that will bring enormous benefit to Methuen, as well as Dracut. In summary the highlights of this agreement are as follows. 1) Dracut will construct infrastructure … Continue reading
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Senator Kerry in Methuen
I was pleased to welcome Senator John Kerry to Methuen yesterday. Senator Kerry and I discussed many topics of concern to Methuen, including our inability to handle additional burdens on the property tax. He was gracious, and spent about 45 … Continue reading
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Massive Blaze in Lawrence
A 7 alarm fire has devastated an entire city block in our neighboring city of Lawrence. The blaze started at around 2:30 a.m. and is centered in the South Union and Market Street areas. The firefighters are battling in difficult … Continue reading
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Patrick Rolls the Dice
Governor Deval Patrick will use a portion of prospective casino licensing revenue to fund a shortfall in lottery revenue dedicated to local aid in his budget proposal due on Wednesday. The Globe reports: In a challenge to lawmakers to accept … Continue reading
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MMA Statement on Local Aid
The below is a statement issued by the Massachusetts Municipal Association on the apparent decision by the Patrick Administration to include revenue from the proposed licensing of three casinos in Massachusetts in the local aid numbers for FY2009. January 20, … Continue reading
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