Watch dishonest Arthur Alan Deluca chime in on this post; internet stalker Art DeLuca is part of the problem and profits allegedly from TV3 with alleged free bus passes, alleged membership at TV3 for life, alleged Christmas bonuses, documented cash for "services" while sitting on the board of directors (see Rumley Report, 2/10/08)
Mike McGlynn referencing
River's Edge is like Henry Ford bragging about the Edsel. The fiasco
ended up costing someone 4 million dollars because of alleged bullying
tactics by the Mystic Valley Development Commission, which McGlynn is
chairperson of. McGlynn intentionally scuttled the public access station
in Medford, well aware that access TV played a part in bringing down
Vinny Piro in the 1980s. This newspaper charges $2.00 per copy while the
Stoneham edition, owned by the same company, is free. The Transcript
reads like it issues press releases from City Hall rather than engaging
in real reporting. After 26 years a Mayor should be grilled with
questions about his lack of enthusiasm bringing businesses into Medford -
empty storefronts from Mystic Ave to Salem Street have been an eyesore
throughout McGlynn's reign. As the editor of this paper told me "If you
want to do business in Medford..." Her voice trailed off but Nell was
definitely stating "you have to play ball with the Mayor." Play ball
with city hall. That's not how a local newspaper serves its readers or
its advertisers. Come to think of it, I paid for a public records
request which told me exactly how much money this newspaper gets from
city hall. That city hall is one of the biggest clients of the Medford
Transcript should send a chill through every resident. You are not
getting unfiltered news, you are getting filtered rhetoric from the
McGlynn campaign. Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain, just
pay for public records requests to know the truth
