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  Massachusetts Municipal Lawyers Association, Inc.

Bylaws, as amended April 24, 2019

 

 

 

 

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Alan Altman.  MMLA is saddened to inform you of the recent passing of Alan Altman, a longtime member and past president.  Alan was the former Town Counsel of Wilmington.  He was a highly regarding attorney, particularly in local government law.  Alan was always eager and willing to share his expertise with his fellow municipal attorneys.  A friendly and kind sole, his sage counsel was often sought and freely given.  May his memory be a blessing for his family and friends.  Please see details below.  Services have been held.

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