Check out some of the top stories on Melrose Patch this week.
Here is a look at some of the top stories on Melrose Patch this week: Top 50 Earners in Melrose in 2012: Twenty-two of the top 50 earners in Melrose in 2012 were from the Police Department, according to data provided by the city. Eight of the top 10 earners in 2012 were police officers, including top-earning Detective James Mulrenan who earned nearly $170,000. Melrose's $500K Snow Budget Has Been Spent: The Melrose Department of Public Works's snow budget of $500,000 has already been spent this winter, according to Director John Scenna. 4 Things to Know About the Proposed FY 2014 School Budget: An overview of the Melrose School Department's proposed fiscal year 2014 budget. Melrose Man Among Victims in R.I. Nightclub Fire 10 Years Ago: …
Check out the Melrose Patch 5 Things column for Wednesday, Feb. 20.
Here is the Melrose Patch 5 Things column for Wednesday, Feb. 20: 1. In case you missed it: Check out the list of the top 50 earners in Melrose in 2012. 2. Black ice warning: Be careful during the morning commute Wednesday, as there is expected to be some black ice on the roads, according to the National Weather Service's Special Weather Statement. "...Some Icy Spots possible for the morning commute...Last evening's rain combined with temperatures falling below freezing early (Wednesday) morning may result in some icy spots on untreated roadways. Pedestrians should also be alert for patches of black ice developing on walkways early (Wednesday) morning," reads the statement. During the day, it is expected to be partly sunny with …
Check out the list of the top 50 earners in Melrose in 2012.
Twenty-two of the top 50 earners in Melrose in 2012 were from the Police Department, according to data provided by the city. Eight of the top 10 earners in 2012 were police officers, including top-earning Detective James Mulrenan who earned nearly $170,000. City Auditor Patrick Dello Russo ($123,105.60) and Joseph Carey ($119,131.57) of the School Department rounded out the top 10 list, finishing eighth and 10th, respectively. Department of Public Works Director John Scenna finished 14th on the list, earning $115,239.30. He was the top earner of the four DPW employees that made the list. Meanwhile, Fire Chief Christopher Leary finished 21st overall on the list and was the highest-paid Fire Department employee with a salary of $108,124.83. …
cliff webb
5:47 am on Saturday, March 2, 2013
Unbelievable. And this does not even mention their benefits and pensions. Talk about criminal. more ›