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Home » Archives by category » Op-Ed » D.J. Deeb (Page 3)
Methuen Pride Shows in Behavior and Displays
By: DJ Deeb - April, 2015 Methuen residents have much to be grateful for with members of the City Council working in conjunction with members of the Methuen Athletic Awareness…
History Curriculum at Methuen High to Remain As Is
By: DJ Deeb – March, 2016 February has been a difficult month for Methuen Public Schools as it has been for residents and homeowners throughout the Commonwealth due to the…
Methuen Students Learning Technology in Early Grades
By: D.J. Deeb – January, 2015 Methuen Public Schools is fortunate to have such a strong and proactive Technology Department. At our December School Committee, Director of Instructional Technology Ed…
Number of Methuen High Scholars Increase
By: DJ Deeb – November, 2014 Methuen residents have much to be proud of when it comes to Methuen High School and its students. The number of students taking and…
Positive Changes Taking Place in Methuen Schools
By: DJ Deeb – September, 2014 As the 2014-2015 school year approaches, exciting changes are taking place in Methuen Public Schools. Members of the Methuen School Committee have been working…
Methuen Schools Are Moving Forward But Budget Poses a Challenge
By: D.J. Deeb – April, 2014 METHUEN- Members of the Methuen School Committee have been working very hard along with Superintendent Judy Scannell and her Administrative Team to make positive…
Say No to War in Syria
By: D.J. Deeb – September, 2013 The United States is considering intervening in the civil war in Syria because of allegations that the Syrian government of Bashar Assad used chemical…
Proposed Tewksbury Casino Good For Methuen, Merrimack Valley
The Tewksbury Board of Selectmen voted unanimously on July 18 to move forward a process that will let Tewksbury residents vote on whether or not to allow a Casino in…
Once Moderate on Taxes, Campbell Now Sticks it to State Tax Payers
By D.J. Deeb – May, 2013 After 10 hours of debate on the evening of Monday, April 8, 2013, the Massachusetts State House of Representatives voted 97-55 to increase…
Solomon Decision was Right for Methuen
By: D.J. Deeb – September, 2012 On Thursday, July 26th, Lawrence Superior Court Judge Robert Cornetta ruled that the City of Methuen had failed to prove its case that…
Zimini, Paquette & Jenkins Are Best for Dracut
By: D.J. Deeb – April, 2011 The Dracut Town elections are just a few short weeks away on Monday, May 2nd. A debt exclusion issue, the Selectmen, School Committee,…
Lowering Dracut Town Meeting Quorum to 50 is a bad idea
By: D.J. Deeb – November, 2010 Dracut residents recently rejected a warrant article lowering the quorum requirement at its annual November town meetings to 50. This change was proposed…
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