Not Verified

  • James Michael Curley

    James Michael Curley delivering a speech to Spanish American War veterans, circa 1925

    Office Overview

    • Office: Mayor of Boston
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Boston, Massachusetts
    • District: City of Boston
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: Elected; four mayoral periods, dates partly conflicting across official city sources
    • Last Election for This Office: Not Verified
    • Service Intervals: 1914–1918; 1922–1926; 1930–1934; 1946–1950

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Historical Photograph Credit: City of Boston source; photographer Not Verified; Circa 1925, according to the City caption

    Image Context: James Michael Curley delivering a speech to veterans of the Spanish American War, circa 1925; City of Boston source.

    • Last Election for This Office: Official page says he was reelected for the final term, but election date/result was not established from an official election record.
    • Service Intervals: The City Council biography uses these transition-year spans. City Archives labels the periods through the preceding calendar years; exact inauguration and departure days were not retrieved. The year conventions are preserved in the evidence record.

  • Lisa L. Mead

    Newburyport, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1764.

    Office Overview

    • Office: Mayor of Newburyport
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Newburyport, Massachusetts
    • District: Townwide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: Elected citywide
    • Later Status: Former Mayor, as recognized at 2026 inauguration
    • Earlier Departure: 1997 interval ended; report table lists Christopher R. Sullivan for 1997 between her terms
    • Service Intervals: 1994–1997 and 2000–2001

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Jurisdiction Artwork Credit: Jonathan Bowen jurisdiction artwork; Jurisdiction artwork; not a photograph of the officeholder

    Image Context: Entering Newburyport, Massachusetts jurisdiction artwork. Jurisdiction artwork by Jonathan Bowen; not an image of the officeholder.

    • Service Intervals: The official historical roster also lists Christopher R. Sullivan in 1997 between Mead’s intervals. It does not establish individual oath or departure days.

  • Yvonne M. Spicer

    Mayor Yvonne M. Spicer, pictured with her letter in Framingham’s FY21 Annual Report

    Office Overview

    • Office: Mayor of Framingham
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Framingham, Massachusetts
    • District: Townwide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: Elected citywide
    • Office Identity: First mayor of the City of Framingham
    • Service Began: January 1st, 2018
    • Service Ended: December 31st, 2021
    • Last Election for This Office: November 7th, 2017; 9,128 votes

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Portrait Credit: City of Framingham, FY21 Annual Report; photographer Not Verified; Published with the mayor’s September 22nd, 2021 letter; image capture date Not Verified

    Image Context: Mayor Yvonne M. Spicer. City of Framingham FY21 Annual Report, page 2.

  • Louis F. Gitto

    Seal of the Town of Stoughton, Massachusetts.

    Office Overview

    • Office: Stoughton Select Board member
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Stoughton, Massachusetts
    • District: Townwide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: Elected townwide
    • Scheduled Final Term: Term listed to expire April 2026
    • Last Successful Election: April 4th, 2023; 725 votes in the town return
    • Service Began: Not Verified
    • Current Status: Absent from the complete official current Select Board roster, checked October 18th, 2026
    • Service Ended: 2026

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Jurisdiction Artwork Credit: Official jurisdictional seal from the existing governed MPD media package; Jurisdiction artwork; not a photograph of the officeholder

    Image Context: Jurisdiction artwork. The Seal of the Town of Stoughton, Massachusetts identifies Town of Stoughton, Massachusetts; it does not identify or endorse the politician or this directory.

    • Last Successful Election: The source retains a Draft heading and a Clerk attestation. The later official roster corroborates service through the 2026 term cohort.
    • Service Began: A reported June 2021 election return is not a verified first day or a complete earlier service history.
    • Current Status: The full current roster names Mokrisky, Roberts, Cavey, Carrara, and Jacques. This establishes the directory’s current office match, not Gitto’s exact departure day.
    • Service Ended: The March 3rd minutes document service; the complete current official roster names five other members. The exact departure day remains unverified.

  • Richard J. Arruda

    Kingston, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1726.

    Office Overview

    • Office: Kingston Board of Selectmen member
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Kingston, Massachusetts
    • District: Townwide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: Elected townwide
    • Leadership Role: Chairman in 2011; became Vice Chairman after 2012 reorganization.
    • Last Successful Election: June 27th, 2020; 1,546 votes for the remaining term to 2022
    • Service Intervals: Earlier Board service documented in 2009–2015; elected again in June 2020 for the remaining term to 2022

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Jurisdiction Artwork Credit: Jonathan Bowen jurisdiction artwork; Jurisdiction artwork; not a photograph of the officeholder

    Image Context: Entering Kingston, Massachusetts jurisdiction artwork. Jurisdiction artwork by Jonathan Bowen; not an image of the officeholder.

    • Leadership Role: Official 2011 roster dates chair role to that year; 2012 report states vice-chair role after reorganization. Exact days not given.
    • Last Successful Election: The tally is in the June 27th recall minutes, not the separate August 1st special vacancy election.
    • Service Intervals: The 2010 Board narrative calls Arruda new after April 2010, while the 2009 report already records his election and term. The actual first service day and interval boundaries remain unverified. The 2022 report records completion of the two-year return term.

  • Sandra D. MacFarlane

    Kingston, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1726.

    Office Overview

    • Office: Kingston Board of Selectmen member
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Kingston, Massachusetts
    • District: Townwide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: Elected townwide
    • Last Successful Election: April 29th, 2017; incumbent elected with 520 votes to a three-year seat
    • 2020 Election Outcome: 2020 annual election: 1,130 votes; not elected. Donald Alcombright won with 1,433.
    • Service Began: Not Verified
    • Service Documented: In office in 2009 and on the 2019 roster
    • Service Ended: 2020

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Jurisdiction Artwork Credit: Jonathan Bowen jurisdiction artwork; Jurisdiction artwork; not a photograph of the officeholder

    Image Context: Entering Kingston, Massachusetts jurisdiction artwork. Jurisdiction artwork by Jonathan Bowen; not an image of the officeholder.

    • 2020 Election Outcome: The incumbent marker identifies prior holding; it does not indicate a win.
    • Service Began: Election/roster evidence does not establish original start.
    • Service Documented: These observations do not establish original entry or an uninterrupted interval.
    • Service Ended: The annual Board account and election replacement establish departure during 2020; the qualification/departure day is not verified.

  • Joshua A. Warren

    Kingston, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1726.

    Office Overview

    • Office: Kingston Board of Selectmen member
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Kingston, Massachusetts
    • District: Townwide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: Elected townwide
    • Service Began: Not Verified
    • Recall Election: June 27th, 2020 recall vote: 1,570 for recall; 1,154 against.
    • Leadership Role: Board chair at November 12th, 2019 Special Town Meeting.
    • Replacement Election Outcome: June 27th, 2020; Kimberley A. Emberg won with 1,542 votes to Warren’s 1,098
    • Service Ended: 2020

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Jurisdiction Artwork Credit: Jonathan Bowen jurisdiction artwork; Jurisdiction artwork; not a photograph of the officeholder

    Image Context: Entering Kingston, Massachusetts jurisdiction artwork. Jurisdiction artwork by Jonathan Bowen; not an image of the officeholder.

    • Service Began: No initial election or appointment record located.
    • Recall Election: The report establishes vote result, not legal effective date of removal.
    • Leadership Role: Exact chair tenure boundaries not established.
    • Replacement Election Outcome: The tally belongs to the June 27th annual and recall election minutes. The separate August 1st vacancy election concerned a different seat.
    • Service Ended: The recall outcome and annual Board account establish departure during 2020, without a verified legally effective day.

  • Jessica M. Kramer

    Kingston, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1726.

    Office Overview

    • Office: Kingston Board of Selectmen member
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Kingston, Massachusetts
    • District: Townwide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: Elected townwide
    • Successful Election: April 27th, 2019; won one-year seat with 798 votes
    • Last Election for This Office: 2020 annual town election; won a three-year seat with 1,394 votes
    • Leadership Role: Board chair during 2020
    • Service Intervals: Board service documented in 2019–2023

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Jurisdiction Artwork Credit: Jonathan Bowen jurisdiction artwork; Jurisdiction artwork; not a photograph of the officeholder

    Image Context: Entering Kingston, Massachusetts jurisdiction artwork. Jurisdiction artwork by Jonathan Bowen; not an image of the officeholder.

    • Successful Election: Election date is not the date of oath or first service.
    • Last Election for This Office: Result establishes selection, not term start.
    • Service Intervals: The 2023 Board report records completion following that year’s annual election. The 2019 election is a selection event, not proof that service had begun by election day.

  • Samuel Adams

    Seal of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

    Office Overview

    • Office: Governor of Massachusetts
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: State
    • Jurisdiction: Massachusetts
    • District: Statewide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • Selection Method: elected
    • Scheduled Final Term: 1796 annual term; successor Governor Increase Sumner sworn in June 2nd, 1797
    • Service Began: 1794
    • Service Ended: June 2nd, 1797
    • Service Intervals: 1794–June 2nd, 1797
    • Last Election for This Office: 1796 annual gubernatorial election, as recorded in the Tufts archival edition

    Public Office Contact

    This Page records historical service. Historical office contact details have not been verified; the official resources below provide institutional information.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 18th, 2026

    Jurisdiction Artwork Credit: Official jurisdictional seal from the existing governed MPD media package; Jurisdiction artwork; not a photograph of the officeholder

    Image Context: Jurisdiction artwork. The Seal of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts identifies Commonwealth of Massachusetts; it does not identify or endorse the politician or this directory.

    • Scheduled Final Term: Annual election/term character comes from the 1780 Constitution; exact start day for Adams’s final annual term is not established here.
    • Service Began: This Page covers the elected governorship. The earlier acting-governor period remains separate; the individual 1794 oath day is unverified.
    • Service Ended: The date is the successor transition boundary: the Adams Papers edition documents Sumner and Gill being sworn in on June 2nd.
    • Last Election for This Office: The edition identifies Adams as the highest vote-getter and describes its Massachusetts data as beta. The cited original return has not been independently examined; no vote total is presented here.

  • Elaine A. Fiore

    Elaine A. Fiore, Kingston Board of Selectmen member

    Office Overview

    • Office: Kingston Board of Selectmen Member
    • Status: Former
    • Government Level: Municipal
    • Jurisdiction: Town of Kingston
    • District: Townwide
    • Party: Not Verified
    • 2013 Election: April 27th, 2013 · 751 votes
    • 2016 Election: April 30th, 2016 · 643 votes · 95.4% of nonblank votes
    • Last Successful Election to This Office: April 27th, 2019 · 988 votes
    • Term Following the 2019 Election: Three years; scheduled to expire in 2022
    • Service Began: April–May 2013 (estimated range)
    • Service Ended: June 2020 (inferred month)
    • Recall Election: June 27th, 2020 · recall approved
    • Documented Board Role: Vice Chairman, December 2017
    • Current Office: Kingston Sewer Commissioner

    Public Office Contact

    For current public office contact information, visit Elaine A. Fiore’s Kingston Sewer Commissioner profile.

    Official Resources

    Sources and Verification

    Last Reviewed: October 17th, 2026

    Portrait Credit: Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women, 2019 Unsung Heroines booklet, page 18.