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I see London, I see France at the MBTA
By adamg on Tue, 08/18/2009 - 8:27am
The Globe gets copies of more e-mail among top players in state transportation circles, and you've just got to love Aloisi's declaration he will not let Grabauskas walk all over him like some two-bit Poland. Plus bonus sniping among PR people. All of which will give you something to think about as you sit on some stuck commuter train out of Needham or Providence (and you can bet Charlie Baker will wave copies of the article around on the stump next year).
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the real question is...
...why do none of the emails from Alosi or his aides say things like:
"and I tried Dan at both his home # and cell phone three times, no answer"
or
"I left a voicemail, haven't heard back yet"
or
"my assistant Bob has been trying to reach him all morning"?
For chrissakes, if the Globe has numbers for his "cellphones" and home phone number, Alosi wouldn't?
Answer: because Dan was right, nobody tried to call him, and Alosi lied through his teeth.