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Concejo Municipal de Quincy revoca controvertido aumento salarial del 79% del alcalde

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By Griffin Gonzalez Verified
| WNEU-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Un controvertido aumento salarial importante para el alcalde de Quincy, Massachusetts, ha sido eliminado, junto con los aumentos salariales para los concejales municipales. La medida de 2024 habría otorgado al alcalde de Quincy, Thomas Koch, un aumento del 79%, hasta 285,000 dólares al año, lo que lo convertiría en uno de los alcaldes mejor pagados del país, mientras que los concejales habrían recibido un aumento del 50%. Noticias Noreste 24/7 en Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra.
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Quincy City Council undoes the mayor's controversial 79% pay raise

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By Asher Klein Verified, Griffin Gonzalez Verified
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
A controversial major salary increase for the mayor of Quincy, Massachusetts, has been struck from the books, along with pay raises for city councilors. The 2024 measure would have given Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch a 79% raise, to $285,000 a year, making him one of the nation's highest-paid mayors, while councilors would have gotten a 50% raise.
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Sons sue Boston assisted living facility, claiming father's body was left to rot

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By Asher Klein Verified, Griffin Gonzalez Verified
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Two men say in a new lawsuit that their father's death at Boston assisted living facility went unnoticed for over a week, and his body was badly decomposed by the time it was discovered. The sons of Felipe Dip say the Brighton facility, Chestnut Park at Cleveland Circle, and a staffer in charge of Dip's welfare were negligent for not checking on the man, resulting in severe emotional distress. The civil lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Suffolk Superior Court, seeks $1 million in damages.
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