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MUCCINI-BURKE USING TEENAGERS LIKE WINDOW DRESSING.
MUCCINI-BURKE USING TEENAGERS LIKE WINDOW DRESSING.
DOES ANYONE BELIEVE THAT TEENAGERS ARE GOING TO BE ABLE TO WORK FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BURKE ADMINISTRATION?
BURKE, THE PUPPET OF MCGLYNN, LOOKING FOR HER OWN PUPPETS.
IT IS WRONG.
IT IS OH SO WRONG.
All due respect to the two young people sworn in - Najma and Divyani, but at 18 and 17 years of age respectively, what in their experience helps them understand the needs of the elder community? Sadly, these two students are being used by controlling city officials - a mayor with a foul-mouthed husband who abuses seniors at the Chevalier blurting out a vulgarity and attempting to interfere in an election by bullying a videographer who was there to tape The Great Debate, or Edward P. "slugger" Finn who resorts to physical violence, lies to the police in a police report, the police covering for Finn saying he didn't commit the crime, then the police changing their mind and filing charges of "witness intimidation" on the senior citizen minority victim. You can't have a witness if Finn didn't commit the crime, so the police threw Finn under the bus to bully a victim of a crime. On October 17, 2017 Police Chief Leo A. Sacco sneered at the victim saying "You get the police service you deserve. Sue me" on the exact spot where Ed Finn slugged the victim. Sick, isn't it? Under useless Neil Osborne, Najma and Divyani will be puppets, mere puppets, or Ed Finn will probably meet them face to face to intimidate or commit an act of violence on their person if they speak up too much.
That's the city of Medford under McGlynn and Burke. Not enough people have the guts to put it into print. Wake up, Medford, You are living under a dictatorship that takes your money and ignores your needs, petitions and opinions. JV
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Najma Jama, 18, and Divyani Karki, 17, were sworn in as commissioners before the commission’s meeting on Dec. 13. Jama is a student at Tufts University and grew up in West Medford, and Karki is a senior at Medford High and moved to the city less than two years ago.
They were both made aware of the available spots on the commission by Commissioner Melissa McIntyre, a social studies teacher and advisor to the Arabic Club at Medford High School.
