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Candidate David Ciampi brings a counselor’s message to Springfield mayor’s race

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By Ronald Chimelis Verified
| MassLive Verified
If Springfield residents can’t get to Rio, David Ciampi proposes bringing Rio to Springfield. “We need a new economic engine,” says the Springfield pyschotherapist and counselor, who is asking voters to elect him as mayor. Ciampi’s proposed economic engine is a month-long ethnic carnival patterned after an event staged successfully in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Springfield’s population is 155,000. There are 6.74 million people in Rio.
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Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno: ‘Judge me on my decisions’

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By Ronald Chimelis Verified
| MassLive Verified
Any election involving an incumbent is, by nature, a referendum question. Springfield Mayor Domenic J. Sarno says that’s fine with him. “Judge me by my decisions,” says the 60-year-old mayor, whose 16 years in office make him the longest-tenured chief executive in the city’s history. “When I took over (in 2008), the city was on the brink of bankruptcy. We now have the highest bond rating in city history and a healthy reserve fund,” he says.
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Mayoral candidate Justin Hurst says too many Springfield residents are being left out

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By Ronald Chimelis Verified
| MassLive Verified
Justin Hurst has been a Springfield City Council member for 10 years, serving part of that time as its president. “I have a track record of speaking out against the injustices of this administration, and not forgetting the people who need government most,” said Hurst, one of four challengers to the incumbent mayor in the Sept. 12 preliminary election. The two top finishers will compete in November. “Has Domenic Sarno changed?
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