Community Shares Thoughts on Making the Grade
Attleboro School Committee Candidate David Murphy hosts round table discussions on education.
More than two dozen people gathered at Briggs Corner Pizzeria for the first “Topic Tuesday” roundtable event, sponsored by the David Murphy for School Committee campaign. The roundtable, which was the first in a weekly series leading up to the November 8 election, focused on the relationship between the Attleboro schools and the greater Attleboro community, according to a press release on the event. Participants included small business owners, real estate agents, former city officials and members of the Attleboro High School mentoring program. Murphy, an at-large candidate for the Attleboro School Committee, facilitated the one-hour discussion, which focused on the relationship between residential property values and the quality of the …
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DebEgan
8:21 pm on Thursday, September 22, 2011
I can't understand how some of those posting here can be ok with someone running in violation of the laws. It does not matter that he uses his parent's home as his permanent residence when he has admitted that he does not live here. If he really did rent an apartment in Attleboro before the deadline required to have residency then publish it in the paper or on Patch. What I was told is that our … more ›