THE DAVID RODRIGUES STORY.....WIFE LEFT SUDBURY FOR NEARBY NORTH ANDOVER (SHE LIVES IN PEABODY) AFTER AN OFFER SHE COULDN'T REFUSE

 WITH DEADBEAT HUBBY DAVID NOW OUT OF MEDFORD CITY HALL, AND HE WAS DUMPED IN EVERETT AND COULDN'T FIND A JOB...MRS. RODRIGUES WEARS THE PANTS IN THAT FAMILY

 

EVERETT MAYOR ALLEGEDLY FOCUS OF FEDERAL INVESTIGATION AND THE ONLY PERSON NOT ABLE TO GET A JOB?

DAVID RODRIGUES!

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

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.

 

Everett mayor reportedly target of federal investigation ...

https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/11/23/...

Nov 24, 2015 · The uncertainty surrounding DeMaria may be taking a toll at Everett City Hall, where more than a half-dozen key officials have quit in recent months, including the mayor’s chief of staff, the ...

• Author: Andrea Estes

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Sudbury Town Manager Melissa Murphy-Rodrigues takes job in North Andover

With Murphy-Rodrigues as town manager, the entire Town Hall leadership team — town manager, both assistant town managers, selectmen chair, town accountant, town attorney and town planner — will consist of women.  HA HA HA, IF YOU ARE DAVID, YOU DO NOT PISS THAT WOMAN OFF AT NIGHT...SHE CAN GET THE WONDER WOMEN CREW OF ALL WOMEN TO HOUND HIM PERPETUALLY....AND NOW MEDFORD CITY HALL IS JUST ABOUT ALL WOMEN....NEIL OSBORNE WILL HAVE TO CHANGE HIS SEX!

https://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/20190705/sudbury-town-manager-melissa-murphy-rodrigues-takes-job-in-north-andover

The months-long search to replace former Town Manager Andrew Maylor narrowed the applicant field down to four finalists: Murphy-Rodrigues; North Andover Assistant Superintendent Jim Mealey; former Salem, N.H., Town Manager Leon Goodwin III; and Tyngsboro Town Administrator Matthew Hanson.

There were about a dozen interview questions on the night of June 24, most of which focused on building and strengthening bridges in the community.

And Murphy-Rodrigues made own her case for the importance of listening. Asked what her biggest projects would be in her first 100 days, she said that time would be spent meeting and listening to residents and department heads.