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...fifth election in a row, perennial favorite Anthony D. Galluccio garnered the most number-one votes. Incumbents Henrietta Davis, Marjorie C. Decker, Brian P. Murphy ’86-’87, Kenneth E. Reeves ’72, E. Denise Simmons, Michael A. Sullivan, and Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. were all positioned to join Galluccio and Kelley on the council...
Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. (incumbent...
...schoolchildren still ranked below the state average at all grade levels tested by the spring 2005 Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System, the state-mandated standardized tests.“Our schools probably aren’t where they should be,” says Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. “We still have a long way to go.”TAX TALKEducation is one of many contested issues in a City Council race that pits nine challengers against nine incumbents. As a long-time council member, Sullivan’s campaign focuses on touting a proven track record...
...potential closure of community centers. Citing difficulties imposed by existing state law, incumbent candidates pointed to their efforts at easing the blow of property taxes—a main source of city revenue—such as reexamining property assessment methods or working with the state legislature. Councilor Timothy Toomey, Jr. and Mayor Michael A. Sullivan, who is one of the nine council members, each suggested that additional funds from Harvard could help ease the burden on overtaxed residents.estion of whether taxes should be cut at the expense of social services. “There is no other community...
...students are a publicist's--or an evangelist's--dream. What do they like about the camp? Unity, they cry, and spirit. "We're psyched, we're hyper, we're excited," says Heather Toomey. Everyone's so supportive, the girls chime, and everything's so positive, and it's all so inspirational. Coming to this camp from a rival establishment, says Kellie Rich, 15, is like going "from darkness to light." The inner cheerleader cannot help flowering. "We're pretty spirited," says Andrea Bergman. "We've just got trouble with our moves...