Recupero Sworn-in as Stoughton's Newest Selectman
Thomas J. Recupero ran unopposed for an open seat on the board in the April 30 Town Election. Meanwhile, John Anzivino was voted interim chair at Tuesday's meeting until the full reorganization of the Board of Selectmen on May 21.
Stoughton's newest selectman, Thomas J. Recupero, had a public swearing-in ceremony at the start of Tuesday's Board of Selectmen meeting. Stoughton Town Clerk Cheryl Mooney administered the oath of office. Recupero ran unopposed for an open seat on the board in the April 30 Town Election. Recupero, a lifelong resident, is an attorney with a practice on Turnpike St. in Stoughton. His father, Thomas A. Recupero, served as a Stoughton selectmen in the late 1970s and early 1980s. "I've been engaged in the government of the town for quite a while, practicing law, but for the first time I get to participate in the future of the town and have a hand in it. I look forward to that, I really do," Recupero said on Election Night. Recupero joins …
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10:35 pm on Thursday, May 9, 2013
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