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Callahan allegedly accepted free ski trips from water meter manufacturer and its distributor
Galibois directed District Attorney’s Office to issue press release to promote public narrative favorable to himself after motor vehicle accident
Employees of Danvers, Salem, Southampton, and Sudbury accepted free ski trips and other gifts from water meter manufacturer and its distributor
District Attorney’s Office resources were used to issue statement to discredit election opponent
Couple allegedly sold town-owned equipment for personal profit and steered town work to their private automotive business
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Ames accepted free ski trips and meals from water meter manufacturer and its distributor
The state financial disclosure law, G.L. c. 268B, does not prohibit participation in casino loyalty rewards programs
Cantoreggi accepted free ski trips from water meter manufacturer and its distributor
Select Board Member Haley chose himself to do work for which he billed town and approved town’s payment of his own invoice
The State Ethics Commission’s Statements of Financial Interests (SFI) electronic filing system is now open for filing of SFIs for Calendar Year (CY) 2023
Blanchette used Fire Department position to secure business for his private detector company
Sullivan hired her mother and sister as election workers
Pizzi leased Housing Authority apartments to ineligible relatives, friend
Judge Swartwood chaired the State Ethics Commission from 2009 to 2013