Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Paul Mazzuchelli will not seek a third term on the Milford School Committee, citing personal and professional obligations.
Paul Mazzuchelli, a two-term School Committee member, will not run for a third term. Mazzuchelli said Tuesday he had struggled with the decision, but felt he couldn't guarantee a time commitment to the position, given personal and professional commitments. Mazzuchelli is fulfilling his current term, and will have served six years when he steps down. He will continue serving on the Milford Housing Authority for at least the next year. Two positions on the seven-member School Committee are open this spring. Pat Holland, the current chairman, is seeking re-election. And a former School Committee member, Jonathan Bruce, has taken out nomination papers to run for a seat. The election is April 2.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Paul Mazzuchelli, the Milford health agent who has taken public positions against illegal rooming units, recently responded to a complaint about an illegal room in a rental house he owns.
Paul Mazzuchelli, the health agent for Milford, is also a landlord, and he has taken public positions against illegal housing for several years. As recently as February, he testified in Boston in support of a bill that would strengthen regulations to prevent illegal housing units — sometimes secret rooms carved out of apartments. In March, when the son of his tenant was arrested by Milford Police on charges including drug distribution, Mazzuchelli said he became aware that a temporary room had been created in a basement of a single-family house he owns on Nolan Avenue. He took care of it, Mazzuchelli said, by telling his tenant to not do it again. The room was not a permanent structure, but fashioned out of sheets and blankets "hanging …
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Monday, May 14, 2012
Donald Quattrochio, newly elected to the Milford School Committee, has filed a police incident report following an argument with fellow board member Paul Mazzuchelli.
Donald Quattrochio, a newly elected School Committee member, reported to Milford police Sunday an incident in which he said Paul Mazzuchelli, another committee member, swore at him in "an action of intimidation" at a public meeting. The incident occurred during the School Committee meeting Thursday, in a discussion of the upcoming budget, Quattrochio told police, according to the incident report. During the board discussion, Quattrochio stated, he was explaining the reasons why he felt the position of security director was a redundancy. At that point, Mazzuchelli "exploded," Quattrochio told police, and "went off in a tirade of yelling and swearing" at him. "Quattrochio said that he told Mazzuchelli that he was out of line," the police …
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
An attorney filed a civil action in Milford District Court Thursday that claims Paul Mazzuchelli, a Milford School Committee member, had his reputation damaged by anonymous, online comments.
Whether readers should be allowed to post comments that could damage a public official's stature is at the heart of a civil suit a Milford official is bringing against anonymous online posters. An attorney representing Paul Mazzuchelli, who is the Milford health agent and a Milford School Committee member, says online comments posted by anonymous writers on the Milford Daily News website damaged his client's reputation. Mazzuchelli filed a defamation and slander lawsuit in Milford District Court Thursday that names "Jane Doe, John Doe," as defendants, according to lawyer Michael Kaplan, who is trying to obtain the identities of the posters from Gatehouse Media, publisher of the Milford Daily News. A subpoena directed at Gatehouse Media …
Mary MacDonald
7:48 pm on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
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