Reaction to Lt. Gov. Tim Murray's resignation - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Reaction to Lt. Gov. Tim Murray's resignation

masslive.com May 22 2013

Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick said in a letter to supporters:

"We have all been fortunate over the past six years to have benefited from the extraordinary service of our Lieutenant Governor, Tim Murray. Tim announced today that he will be leaving our office to become the new CEO of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, and they are very lucky to have him. Tim has played a central role in moving our agenda forward since our very first day in office. His portfolio is vast, and his footprint on our Commonwealth is immense. He has been a tireless advocate on ...
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