Tom Ambrosino will Retire as Administrator of State Courts – Everett Independent

City and State Officials commend Tom Ambrosino’s Record of Public Service – Chelsea Record

Chelsea City Manager Fidel Maltez “On behalf of the City of Chelsea, I want to congratulate Tom Ambrosino on a well-deserved retirement after many years of dedicated public service. Chelsea was fortunate to have him at its helm, and I was personally privileged to work and learn alongside him. His leadership left a lasting impact on me and on our community, and he truly helped shape Chelsea into the city it is today. I wish him all the best in th…

City and State Officials Commend Tom Ambrosino’s Record of Public Service

Mayor Patrick Keefe “I wish a relaxing retirement for former Mayor Ambrosino. He has always been a quiet mentor of mine. It was well known to the residents that Tom was a relentlessly hard worker and very kind man. Those two traits in itself are some I try to embody each day I wake up and go to work for the city. I know Tom will make good use of his new stage in life and hope he will still be available for guidance and friendship in the years to…

Tom Ambrosino will Retire as Administrator of State Courts – Everett Independent

By Cary Shuman Tom Ambrosino Tom Ambrosino, one of the most influential municipal leaders in the history of two communities, Revere and Chelsea, has announced that he will be retiring as the court administrator of the Massachusetts Trial Court. Ambrosino said he notified court personnel that he will be retiring in the fall. “I haven’t yet submitted my paperwork to the state, but it’s sitting on my desk ready to be hand-delivered. I’ll probably …