240 Days to Election Day - Embattled Lungo-Koehn Administration Facing Mutiny From All Sides

 POLITICAL FAVORS NOW HAUNTING TROUBLED LUNGO-KOEHN ADMINISTRATION

240 days to Election Day  March 7, 2021 - November 2, 2021

Was Joe Curtatone pushed out, like Mike McGlynn allegedly was, or did these two long-time mayors

wear out their welcome all on their own?

Why is an out of towner Director of Communications at City Hall when Erin DiBenedetto or Hank Morse

or former councilor Mark Arena or Mr McKillop could have done the job?

These questions are now plaguing Breanna and she will be held accountable on November 2, 2021, election day.

Was it smart to take the Everett Mayor's discarded assistant city solicitor David Rodrigues from Peabody when

Rodrigues left Everett while his boss was target of a Federal investigation?

And you know who they say jumps off of a sinking ship...Mickey Mouse!

The most recent departure, assistant city solicitor David Rodrigues, is particularly striking since he, unlike the others, resigned without another job.

Rodrigues had been the principal liaison between the city and Wynn Resorts, which is building a casino in the city.

Rodrigues declined to discuss his departure.  (So much for a "transparent" person in Breanna's Transparency Central at George P. Hassett Drive)

https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/11/23/demaria/KSGLH2BoC0s0sStUiBTYkM/story.html

In case you were wondering where Deanna Deveney went, she's at Everett City Hall's ECTV as Director of Communications

From Stephanie Muccini-Burke's office to Everett 

FROM HER LINKED IN:

Director of Intergovernmental Affairs/Communications Company Name City of Medford, Medford, MA 02155 Dates Employed Mar 2018 – Jan 2020 Employment Duration 1 yr 11 mos Location 85 George P. Hassett Drive

Deanne Deveney former Director of Intergovernmental Affairs / Communications for Muccini-Burke

http://www.cityofeverett.com/Directory.aspx?DID=36

Who is Erin Deveney? in the Mayor's office in Everett  The Ex Registry of Motor Vehicles Chief who admitted she knew of the suspension backlog

https://www.bostonherald.com/2019/07/30/ex-rmv-chief-admits-she-knew-about-license-suspension-backlog-in-2015/

Deveney became emotional when discussing her decision to resign, saying, “Seven families experienced an unimaginable tragedy and they didn’t deserve explanations or excuses, they deserved someone to be accountable and to acknowledge that the service that the RMV provided was unacceptable and that’s why I submitted my resignation.”

THE ACCIDENT WAS SO DEADLY THAT WHEN I GOT INFORMATION ON IT WRITING ON NEW HAMPSHIRE ISSUES FOR A CLIENT,

I REFUSED TO PUBLISH THE STORY AS IT WAS MUCH TOO HORRIFIC, THOUGHT IT WOULD HAVE GOTTEN MY CLIENT BIG NUMBERS ON THEIR PAGE

AND WE HAD THE INFORMATION BEFORE IT HIT THE GENERAL MAINSTREAM NEWS

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