Talk:Charles Ryan (mayor)

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Thomas Ashe died in 1917. There is a different Thomas Ashe on the springfield school committee.

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Ryan's administration has been somewhat controversial as it began months before the city was put under the State Finance Control Board. This was a much criticized decision, and though the board itself remains controversial, many now agree that Ryan's hands were tied by circumstance.

--N Y Kevin @843, i.e. 19:13, 12 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]