LAWRENCE — Mark Andrews, city budget and finance director, has been offered a job in the Cape Cod town of Wareham.
Selectmen there voted unanimously to start negotiations with Andrews during a meeting Tuesday night, according to press reports.
Andrews, a Lawrence native and former vice president at Northern Essex Community College, was hired by the city in September 2007. His current salary was $93,000. It’s unclear what the Wareham job pays.
Lawrence Mayor Michael Sullivan is currently finishing his second and final term. Many speculated that Andrews would be leaving City Hall along with Sullivan.
Andrews also previously interviewed for a job in Mattapoisset. But that position went to Michael Gagne, a former administrator for the town of Dartmouth.
Andrews has twice been arrested for drunken driving, charges that dogged him during his recent job search.
Wareham is apparently a hot spot for Merrimack Valley managers.
North Andover Police Chief Richard Stanley currently works 20 hours per week in Wareham as the town’s interim police chief.
Andrews could not be immediately reached for comment on the new job.
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Wareham wants to hire Lawrence budget director Mark Andrews
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State officials asked to investigate Adams
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Democratic Party has asked state election officials to investigate whether state Rep. Paul Adams benefited from "a multi-step financial scheme" to mislead voters about how his 2010 campaign was financed.
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Love's Enduring Promise: By Peggy's side
Editor's Note: In the spirit of Valentine's Day, The Eagle-Tribune asked readers to tell us stories about their lasting relationships — how they worked through the challenges over the years and kept their love healthy and alive. The series begins today and continues through Tuesday, Feb. 14, highlighting compelling stories of Love's Enduring Promise.
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Despite new law, local towns say no to GIC
Joining the state's Group Insurance Commission is not the only option local communities are looking at in fighting the high cost of health care coverage for their employees.
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The deadline for cities and towns to join the state plan is March 1. - Mass. schools suspend thousands under 'zero-tolerance'
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- Saturday, February 11, 2012
- Early morning, two-alarm fire on High Street, Haverhill drives family out of house
- Back on the home front
- Marine gets big welcome
- Gym damage forces shift of voting site
- Five candidates to run for Andover's top board
- Burglars hit fire damaged home
- Church celebrates renovations, anniversary
- Couple caught stealing $889 in groceries
- Man charged with hat theft
- Man arrested after chase
- Friday, February 10, 2012
- Spanish class exchange lets LHS, Phillips Academy students discover common interests
- Write your own success stories, students told
- State of city deadline missed again
- Retiring moderator's advice: 'Stay out of arguments'
- Man facing child porn charges said that he attended Merrimack
- Lantigua fails to file campaign finance reports
- Methuen, Lawrence Democrats to elect state convention delegates
- Councilor withdraws customer service crackdown
- Moran planning a run for 17th Essex Representative
- Two correction officers suspended for barroom brawl
- Merrimack Valley YMCA honors staff members
- Man accused of stealing gold rings from roommate
- Cash, liquor stolen from club
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State officials asked to investigate Adams
