Posted on June 26, 2008 by kevinkristy
The headline says it all. Who else could they be writing about?
The Wellesly paper checks in with a fresh story on the Norfolk County Commissioner’s race.
Here’s the keeper…
The Norfolk County government has a $34 million proposed fiscal 2009 budget, which is funded mostly by state reimbursements, a portion of the excise tax and fees on deed transactions, [...]
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Posted on June 26, 2008 by kevinkristy
Tom Gorman’s plan to abolish Norfolk County government was noted in today’s Boston Globe.
Incuded in the note:
Longtime Dedham Town Meeting representative Thomas E. Gorman, a Republican who recently announced his bid for Norfolk County commissioner, says his sole purpose for running in November is to abolish Norfolk County government.
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Posted on June 26, 2008 by kevinkristy
The Brockton Enterprise published a timely and succint editorial on the uselessness of ”County Government.”
The lead graph is pretty devastating to County Government proponents – which would include all current Norfolk County Commissioners and candidates, with the lone exception of Tom Gorman.
“Most of the county governments in the state voted themselves out of existence a decade ago, allowing [...]
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Posted on June 23, 2008 by kevinkristy
John Kelly writes a must-read about Tom Gorman’s unique candidacy in today’s Patriot Ledger.
Our favorite:
Plenty of political candidates have run on a single issue. But Thomas Gorman’s one-item platform might baffle some: If elected, Gorman vows to fire himself.
Read the entire story.
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Posted on June 23, 2008 by kevinkristy
The Daily News Transcript featured a story on incumbent Norfolk County Commissioner, John Gillis. In the article, Gillis appears confident on his chances for re-election, citing accomplishments such as “replacing windows in the Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham.”
Gillis curiously defended county government this way:
“The county level is closer to the people and we address their needs quicker,” he [...]
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Posted on June 19, 2008 by kevinkristy
The Daily News Transcript has a nice piece about the upcoming Norfolk County Commissioner’s race. The story focuses on the two challengers, Tom Gorman and Michael Walsh.
Here’s what we found to be an interesting quote:
When asked whether they would decline the $30,000 annual commissioner’s salary, Walsh said he would consider it and Gorman said it is one of [...]
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Posted on June 9, 2008 by kevinkristy
THOMAS E. GORMAN, of Dedham, is a candidate for Norfolk County Commissioner. Gorman, a Republican, is running unopposed in the September 9, 2008, primary, and has been an elected town meeting representative from Precinct 2 in Dedham for twenty-six years.
Gorman has been an outspoken critic of county government for twenty years and he believes that [...]
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