By Jaclyn ReissGLOBE STAFF MARCH 15, 2015 Waltham City Councilor and state Representative Thomas Stanley has announced that he plans to run for mayor this fall. “My vision for Waltham […]
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Posted Feb. 11, 2015 at 6:00 AM WickedLocal.com State Rep. and City Councilor Tom Stanley announced the formulation of his exploratory campaign committee and the commencement of a listening tour
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State Rep. Tom Stanley, D-Waltham, is serving as a board member on the Enough Abuse Campaign. Read full article.
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Work, Community, Independence (WCI) recently selected state Rep. Tom Stanley, D-Waltham, as its Representative of the Year for 2014. Read full article.
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After years of discussion and debate, the City Council on Monday night voted to buy most of the former Fernald Center site on Trapelo Road. Read full article.
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Work, Community, Independence (WCI) recently selected state Rep. Tom Stanley, D-Waltham, as its Representative of the Year for 2014. Read full article.
WCI selects Waltham rep as Representative of the Year Read More »
Despite strong concerns from several councilors, the Committee of the Whole on Monday gave preliminary approval to buy most of the Fernald site. Read full article.
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Saying she feels “it is imperative” to run again, Mayor Jeannette McCarthy announced Monday she is running for a fourth term, setting up a battle against a longtime local legislator.
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Work, Community, Independence (WCI) recently selected state Rep. Tom Stanley, D-Waltham, as its Representative of the Year for 2014. Read full article.
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The movement to prevent child sexual abuse got a significant boost as county leaders from education, youth-serving organizations, law enforcement, municipalities, the faith community, private citizens and legislators came together
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