In The Daily News, Tom Gorman writes that his fight against county government waste will continue, while also offering thanks to his 85,000-plus supporters.
This campaign accomplished many things and I am thankful to the Daily News Transcript for covering the race with informative articles on county government and the four candidates. Hopefully, the public benefited and [...]
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The voters of Norfolk County voted, and they have rejected change. A recap from the Patriot Ledger…
Norfolk County voters have re-elected incumbent commissioners John Gillis and Francis O’Brien, both Democrats, rejecting two challengers who depicted the county government as poorly run.
The final numbers are in via The Boston Globe.
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The DTN has a lengthy story on the Norfolk County Agricultural school and Tom Gorman’s proposal to transfer the school to the Blue Hills Regional system.
If he is elected to the Norfolk County Commission, Tom Gorman wants to transfer control of the Norfolk County Agriculture School on Rte. 1A in Walpole to the Blue Hills [...]
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The Patriot Ledger has a rundown of the various ballot questions the voters will face at the ballot box. One question in particular is Tom Gorman’s iniative which calls for the abolishment of county government.
In the 11th Norfolk District, which consists of Dedham, Westwood and North Walpole, the questions reads: Shall the state representative from [...]
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