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| '''Matthew J. Amorello''' (], ]–) is a former chairman of the ] who presided over the ] from 2002-2006. He |
'''Matthew J. Amorello''' (], ]–) is a former chairman of the ] who presided over the ] from 2002-2006. He effectively lead the project to its conclusion. He was instrumental in establishing the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway conservancy, a public-private partnership to oversee the new parks created above the underground tunnel network. | ||
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| Appointed commissioner of the Massachusetts Highway Department in 1999 by Gov. Paul Cellucci |
Appointed commissioner of the Massachusetts Highway Department in 1999 by Gov. Paul Cellucci. Served as state senator from Worcester, 1991-1998. Appointed chairman of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority by acting Gov. Jane Swift in February 2002. While in the State Senate Amorello served on the Senate Ways and Means and Senate Science and Technology Committees as well as the Joint Committee on Transportation. Amorello was appointed Minority Whip in 1995. | ||
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Matthew J. Amorello (March 15, 1958–) is a former chairman of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority who presided over the Big Dig from 2002-2006. He effectively lead the project to its conclusion. He was instrumental in establishing the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway conservancy, a public-private partnership to oversee the new parks created above the underground tunnel network.
Education
Bachelor's degree in history from Assumption College in Worcester; master's degree in public administration from American University in Washington, D.C.; Juris Doctor from Suffolk University Law School in Boston.
Work history
Appointed commissioner of the Massachusetts Highway Department in 1999 by Gov. Paul Cellucci. Served as state senator from Worcester, 1991-1998. Appointed chairman of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority by acting Gov. Jane Swift in February 2002. While in the State Senate Amorello served on the Senate Ways and Means and Senate Science and Technology Committees as well as the Joint Committee on Transportation. Amorello was appointed Minority Whip in 1995.
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