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______________________________________________E mailed to the City Council, Governor Baker and to Lungo-Koehn administration 9:44 pm
Fri, Sep 11 at 9:44 PM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
GOVERNOR
CHARLIE BAKER MET WITH MAYOR LUNGO KOEHN, CHIEF OF STAFF DAVID
RODRIGUES, THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION, THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AT BISTRO 5 IN WEST MEDFORD ON SEPTEMBER 10, 2020
Included in the meeting allegedly were Senator Pat Jehlen, Christine Barber, Paul Donato, Sean Garballey.
WBZ CHANNEL 4 CBS VIDEO HERE: https://medfordinformationcentral.blogspot.com/2020/09/cbs-boston-channel-4-wbz-video-of-mayor.html
Allegedly
excluded from the meeting was Richard F. Caraviello, the embarrassment
who lost in criminal court on 1/31/17 and is a disgrace on the city
council of Medford.
Caraviello
lied to the Medford Police Department and bullied a victim of a violent
assault at city hall. It's time that the city council held a NO
CONFIDENCE vote on
the individual who makes a
mockery of the council. With zero decorum, Mr. Caraviello blurted out
loudly in Alden Chambers that he's "the biggest S.O.B. in Medford"
right
before a council meeting when he was the then president. What kind of
stupidity is that, and how does that benefit the council?
That's
as hypocritical (and a violation of council rules, even if BEFORE the
council began) as school committee person Paul Ruseau using the "f" word
on Facebook
this week AFTER purportedly stating
during the school committee meeting that the students are not allowed
to use vulgarities. From a convicted felon. Are these the types of
individuals you want in city government?
Can you imagine if Rick Caraviello did something equally asinine in front of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor?
IF
Caraviello's behavior is as the rumor mill in Medford is buzzing about
tonight, then the city council should have a NO CONFIDENCE vote on
Richard F. Caraviello
and work to remove him.
An
elected official being allegedly snubbed at an important COVID-related
meeting and - allegedly - so desperate for a "photo op" he was
purportedly wandering outside around the Bistro
and making a fool of himself, well - that would not a pretty sight for the governor to witness, if true.
This kind of behavior, if true, is a bad reflection on the city of Medford.
Frustrated
that he couldn't get another "photo op," perhaps, it speaks volumes
about the lack of respect the Lungo-Koehn administration has for the
buffoon of the city council, Rick Caraviello.
To
which I say, bravo Mayor Lungo-Koehn. Mr. Caraviello is a disgrace and
is an embarrassment to the citizens that he is supposed to represent.
If
the mayor doesn't want to put up with Caraviello's antics at an
important meeting, why should the residents of the municipality ?????
Attached/enclosed
is a photograph of Mr. Caraviello slovenly dressed, an untidy mess,
while Rep Donato and Governor Baker are dressed in appropriate fashion.
This
is yet another black eye on the city council of Medford. Dressed
sloppy, an elected official allegedly banging on the Bistro 5 door like a
groupie upset that Miley Cyrus (the Governor) won't let
him
backstage at a concert. Really? When the talk is about Medford's
economy during the biggest pandemic this journalist has ever seen.
And
the rumor is that Caraviello did NOT get an invite, tried to crash the
event, and was told that he was not welcome and to leave. Allegedly.
66 year old Rick Caraviello wanted a photo op with the governor, and he's not even dressed for the ocassion.
BOSTON RESTAURANTS BLOGSPOT HAS THE STORY
According
to an article from NBC Boston, Governor Charlie Baker said while on a
visit to Bistro 5 in West Medford yesterday that he plans to sign an
executive order which would "extend the timeframe for municipal
permitting for expanded outdoor dining." Baker gave his reasoning for
the order in the update, explaining that "That expansion will help
restaurants like [Bistro 5] continue serving guests in their outdoor
space on the same basic terms that have been permitted since June, and
we hope this eases the burden on restaurants and extends their season
for outdoor dining as well."
More commentary on this, and Mr. Ruseau, soon.
Respectfully,
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