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Mayor denies rewarding winning candidate for Chicopee police post Original
SPRINGFIELD — A dispute over a Chicopee Police Department promotion continued to unfold in a hearing Friday, with the mayor called as the first witness. What began as a routine challenge to Mayor John Vieau’s choice to elevate then-Lt. Edward Hitchcock to captain over two other candidates who scored higher on the state Civil Service test, has taken a turn toward Vieau’s romantic past.
Losing candidate for Chicopee police post claims improper vote by mayor
CHICOPEE — A police lieutenant has lodged a complaint against the city over getting bypassed last year for a promotion, arguing the mayor had a conflict of interest over an alleged domestic dispute. Lt. Patrick Hurst filed an appeal with the state’s Civil Service Commission, a body that resolves disputes over municipal employment matters. A hearing on the matter is set for Friday at the Springfield statehouse on Dwight Street. Hurst’s appeal takes aim at Mayor John L.
Losing candidate for Chicopee police post claims improper vote by mayor
CHICOPEE — A police lieutenant has lodged a complaint against the city over getting bypassed last year for a promotion, arguing the mayor had a conflict of interest over an alleged domestic dispute. Lt. Patrick Hurst filed an appeal with the state's Civil Service Commission, a body that resolves disputes over municipal employment matters. A hearing on the matter is set for Friday at the Springfield statehouse on Dwight Street. Hurst's appeal takes aim at Mayor John L.
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