Thank you for visiting our new Internet site. We want to give you the opportunity to stay in touch with us. A new content management system will enable us to always keep you up to date with upcoming events and community concerns that are of importance to you.
At present, our web site is still under construction. We are making an effort to present you with important community news and upcoming events concerning the future direction of our town. The emphasis of our site is on the political and financial issues that will effect you and your family over the coming years, and the long term ramifications the decisions that the current batch of politicians running our town will be making. If these topics are of interest to you. Please check this site frequently.
If you are not familiar with me or my former candidacy and your first contact with us is online: we would be pleased to hear from you. Please let us know what your needs or concerns are, and if you have any questions about me or issues in the town that you are concerned with we will be more than happy to help.
In brief, you should know the following about me, I moved to Braintree in 1965 when I was 9-1/2 years old I attended the Ross school, East Junior high School (East Middle School), and I Graduated from Blue Hills Regional Vocational High School, with continuing education in my field ie: business, robotics, electronics, etc.. For the last 24 years I have run my own business which is in the computerized machine tool industry. I have 2 children (daughter Jamie 34 years old & son Paul jr. 31 years old) I was the co-chairman of the Commercial Traffic Review Committee for 5 years, the fruits of that effort are about to be implemented with the time phased ban of all commercial trucks from the Elm/Hayward Street corridor during the hours of 7:00-9:00 am and 2:00-4:00 pm during the school year to protect the children of our town that attend the Ross School. I was also a candidate to be the first Mayor of Braintree in 2007. We ran a very successful campaign with the help and dedication of many devoted residents and friends, unfortunately the outcome was not what we had hoped (and I'm thinking many of the residents hoped as well). .
