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...military salary. Meanwhile, the detectives said the city only pays police officers the difference between their Cambridge paycheck and the smaller military one. The Personnel Department, which oversees compensation for all city employees, had not returned requests for comment last night. Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio, who co-sponsored last night’s measure, declined to comment on which departments’ enlisted employees did not receive a full salary from the city during their deployment. Glynn, who appeared in his military uniform, said that the disparity “sends the message that our sacrifice was not worth...
...University official at the Harvard Faculty Club. At the brief meeting, Reeves said he expressed his “own wish list” for the selection process, including that Harvard’s new leader be “city-friendly.” Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio said he hopes Harvard’s next chief shares the diplomatic skills of Neil L. Rudenstine, who served as president from 1991 to 2001. “Neil was just fantastic,” Galluccio said, although the councillor added that Rudenstine was often busy wooing donors. But, he added...
...Though its energies remained fixed primarily on crime, the council also discussed financing public toilets for the city’s busier areas, especially Central Square—at a cost of around $90,000 per unit. Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio supported the measure, saying, “I hope that in the future, we’ll be looking towards Harvard Square as well...
...idea to have Harvard and MIT house their staff at all levels,” Councillor Henrietta Davis said. A recent satisfaction survey found that Cantabrigians consider affordable housing “the single most important issue facing the City of Cambridge today.” Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio also proposed that Cambridge enlist Harvard, MIT, and other area institutions to improve the city’s public schools. “We’re the ones in a better position to ask university and corporate partners to consider a partnership in our school systems...
However, while commending area universities for bringing prominent speakers to Cambridge, Councillors Galluccio and Michael A. Sullivan proposed forcing private organizations to pay for security costs surrounding their visitors...