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Brian S. Burke, Assistant Clerk at Middlesex Superior Court, heard sounds coming from the bedroom. He had wondered why the Mayor of Medford had exiled him to the Blackstone Manor, so he decided to drop in on her unexpectedly.
Mr. Burke allegedly took a long, slow nip from the bottle(s) in his mangled suit coat- he burst into the bedroom, and there she was, Mayor Stephanie Muccini-Burke, stark naked and totally immersed in the throes of ecstasy ...
Brian S. Burke was aghast, balling his eyes out worse than Adam Dello Russo, Jr. and Fred Knight when the ultra-homosexual* object of their mutual affection rejected them on Valentine's Night, 2017 at the City Council. You can watch the video (picking up a copy on 2/21/17 myself at city hall!) of February 14 where Madame Dello Russo and Fred Knight went running out of Alden Chambers in tears - they couldn't sit there and watch the man of their dreams, the unrequited love that will haunt them for all their days! (*The older man they worshiped is so homosexual that even his late girlfriend was homosexual...)
Brian saw the one thing he could NOT compete with...the true love of Stephanie Muccini, and he knew it was over and that he had no chance of getting his soon to be ex-wife back.
He saw Stephanie's lover and knew the marriage was wrecked beyond repair.
Naked and rolling over, under, sideways, down...Stephanie was satisfied ....slipping and a sliding on the mirror she had placed carefully on their bed
Your Honor, we have proof:
by Stephanie Muccini Burke
As I reflect on the future of this great city, I couldn’t help but look at the impact Medford has had on my life and how it molded me into the person I am today. I grew up in Wellington and graduated Medford High School; myhusband Brian and I started our family on Belle Ave; we now walk through our yard to Edgerly Field to watch the Mustangs take the field. I am incredibly proud and honored that I bleed blue and white and this is the only city I can call my home. I came from humble roots where it was instilled that if you work hard, you can accomplish great things. This drove me every day and ultimately led to obtaining my Master’s Degree in Taxation from Bentley University. It was also instilled in me that no matter what successes you have, you can never forget where you come from and it is important to make your community a better place.
The education I received from Suffolk University enabled me to practice accounting and led me through a broad career in finance; both as the head of finance for a multi-million dollar corporation as well as starting my own accounting practice in the city that I love. Ultimately, this experience has given me the great privilege to serve as Mayor McGlynn’s Director of Budget and Personnel appointment for the past 4 ½ years. During that time, I have been able complement my passion for Medford and professional experience with a thorough understanding of the city operations. Most importantly, I have had the opportunity to get to know the extremely dedicated individuals that work for you!
One of the things that this city has taught me is that we are all partners in progress. These partnerships, whether personal or professional, are vital to the success of any community and allow it to thrive. In Medford, it is the generations of relationships we build with our classmates in middle school and high school; the interactions we foster with our local churches, sports leagues, and veterans; the partnerships we forge with our state and federal representatives. But most importantly, a respectful, engaging relationship between your local elected officials is intricate to moving this city into the future. As a 16 year veteran of the Medford City Council, I realize how
important it is to have this partnership with constructive dialogue to be effective. It requires the support of the administration and its departments to bring impactful ideas to fruition. I believe that the public has observed myactions on both sides of the rail and realize that I have always been respectful, informed and productive.
This city has given me a wealth of opportunity in both my personal and professional lives. It has enabled me to start a family, build my financial experience, and forge lifelong friendships. This city means so much to me and will always be the place I call home. Of all my life experiences, Medford has been the common theme and it is because of this that I am excited to announce today that I am a candidate for Mayor of this City that I owe so much to! With strong leadership, creative thinking and fiscal accountability, I look forward to working with
everyone in this great city and continue to be your Partner in Progress for the betterment of Medford!
http://medfordinformationcentral.blogspot.com/2015/04/stephanie-burke-press-release-not-word.html
