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Watkins accepted free work on home walkways, steps, and porch
Commission found reasonable cause to believe Santiago held DCR and Revere aquatics jobs with overlapping hours and sought pay from both city and state for those hours
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Cusick accepted free ski trips from water meter manufacturer and its distributor
Mscisz and Benjamin used official positions to get preferential, discounted access to cemetery plots
Larkin contracted with friend and business partner, used school position to promote private business
Woods authorized use of town resources to replace fence on private property of co-worker and friend
Emily Flores Fiallos spent more than three weeks with Commission as part of ITD Professional Fellows Program
Lane accepted free ski trips, a golf outing, and a steakhouse dinner from water meter manufacturer and its distributor
Section 7 of the conflict of interest law prohibits state employees from having a financial interest in a contract made by a state agency
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
