Representing the 9th Middlesex District of Massachusetts
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, […]
Read moreStatement from Candidate Tom Stanley on City Hall’s selling of Banks School Property: “I am glad that the Mayor has finally decided to take action in selling the Banks School Property. Unfortunately, this decision comes ten years too late, and at the cost of $5 million dollars in renovations, unknown costs to utilities and electrical maintenance, and most incredibly, ten […]
Read moreSTANLEY TURNS IN 2,500 NOMINATION SIGNATURES, SECURES NAME ON NOVEMBER BALLOT WALTHAM, MA—Surpassing the 50 signature threshold by leaps and bounds, candidate for Waltham Mayor Tom Stanley collected and turned in over 2,500 nominations signatures to the Waltham City Clerk’s office, qualifying him for the November ballot. Since nomination papers were released at the beginning of May, Stanley has led a strong […]
Read moreEVENT ADVISORY: STANLEY CAMPAIGN OFFICE OPENING WHO: Tom Stanley, Candidate for Waltham Mayor WHAT: Please join Tom Stanley for the official opening of his campaign office. The event is a great opportunity for residents to speak with Tom about why he is running for Mayor and to learn how to get involved with the campaign. All are welcome to attend! WHEN: […]
Read moreSTANLEY RELEASES PLAN TO ENRICH, SUPPORT ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAMS IN WALTHAM Candidate for Mayor Tom Stanley today released a plan detailing how he would support arts programming and celebrate the city’s unique cultural assets as Mayor of Waltham. Tom explained his vision stating, “Waltham is rich with history, arts and culture, and support for the arts should be a […]
Read moreThe House of Representatives adopted Rep. Stanley and Rep. Lawn’s amendment to the Environmental Bond Bill to restore $20 million to the University of Massachusetts (UMASS) Center for Urban Sustainability in Waltham. The funding was cut by the House during the legislative process but Rep. Stanley and Rep. Lawn filed the amendment to restore funding for this important program. The […]
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