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    May 17, 2007

    Ed Walsh on the record

    Jim Campanini posts from Denver, where he is attending a MediaNews Group conference of editors and publishers:

    On Monday afternoon I spoke to DPW Commissioner Ed Walsh. He said he was never fired by City Manager Bernie Lynch. Instead, Walsh said the manager called him Friday afternoon and told him he had to make a difficult budget decision. According to Walsh, Lynch said the manager wanted Walsh to consider retirement.
    Walsh said he took the demand to mean immediately because when he protested, Lynch said, “Well, I need the resignation because you’re not in the budget that I’m presenting to the Council Tuesday night.”
    Walsh said he responded to Lynch, “That’s your problem.”
    What happened over the weekend is anybody’s guess, but it’s obvious that something was worked out because Walsh was kept in the budget.

    Posted by jimcamp at May 17, 2007 10:39 AM

    Comments

    Hello Jim,

    Ed Walsh is a great guy and does a fantastic
    job for the DPW, I hope he stays on till he
    is 91.

    Dave Nangle is right, Bernie Lynch plays alot
    of games with people, and positive human relations
    should be his main objective.

    Stay tuned. A new council will be emerging
    within the next four months.

    This should be a major issue in this campaign,
    Is Bernie Lynch the right person to lead the
    city of Lowell? Mid size city's throughout
    America need a leader who can bring economic
    development and positive growth to their
    perspective regions. Has Bernie Lynch promoted
    economic development in the downtown area in the
    city of Lowell?

    Let the voter's decide....
    bill deignan

    Posted by: Bill Deignan at July 1, 2007 5:58 PM

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