The Stanley Report, February 2016, Lincoln & Lexington
February’s issue of The Stanley Report is now online!
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The Stanley Report, February 2016, Waltham
February’s issue of The Stanley Report is now online!
Read moreThe Stanley Report, January 2016, Lincoln & Lexington
January’s issue of The Stanley Report is now online!
Read moreThe Stanley Report, January 2016, Waltham
January’s issue of The Stanley Report is now online!
Read moreLetter to the editor by Rep. Stanley: Proud of public record law changes
Daily News Tribune, Posted Nov. 27, 2015 at 10:35 AM This month I joined my colleagues in the House in passing legislation to modernize and strengthen the commonwealth’s public records law. This consensus legislation represents the first update to state’s public records law in more than 40 years. Under the bill, Massachusetts will have standardized processes for the public to […]
Read moreWill you Endorse Tom?
From house parties to door knocking, Tom has spent the last nine months traveling throughout the city speaking with residents about his vision for a Better Waltham. No matter the location or the issue, Tom has worked hard to communicate his vision with you, the voter, and now, we are proud to say that support for Tom’s campaign has grown incredibly! Over 1,200 […]
Read moreAugust Newsletter: Tom’s Vision for Waltham
Tom is running for Mayor because he knows that with thoughtful planning and real leadership we can make our great city even stronger. To share this vision with you, Tom created a newsletter outlining how we can together improve our schools, our roads, and our community as a whole. Click on the images below to read Tom’s August newsletter! […]
Read moreStatement from Stanley on City Hall’s Banks School Property Update
Statement from Candidate Tom Stanley on City Hall’s update on the Banks School Property “This morning the Mayor announced that the city has received no bids to purchase the Banks School property and the city would now move to sell the 24 individual condominium units as was outlined in their ‘original plan’. If this was City Hall’s plan all along, […]
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