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Bob Duffy

Damiankumor — 2011-02-01T19:32:32Z

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- Robert Duffy was the current ["Mayor"] of Rochester from ["2006"] to ["2010"]. He is currently the Lieutenant Governor of New York.	+ Robert Duffy was the ["Mayor"] of Rochester from ["2006"] to ["2010"]. He is currently the Lieutenant Governor of New York.

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Damiankumor — 2011-02-01T19:32:18Z

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alexandergartley — 2010-11-10T19:25:18Z

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- Duffy was voted "Best Politician" in ["City Newspaper"]'s 'Best of Rochester' awards in 2009.[[Footnote(http://rochestercitynewspaper.com/entertainment/guides/2009/11/BEST-OF-09-Local-Color/)]]	+ Duffy was voted "Best Politician" in ["City Newspaper"]'s 'Best of Rochester' awards in 2009 and 2010.[[Footnote(http://rochestercitynewspaper.com/entertainment/guides/2009/11/BEST-OF-09-Local-Color/)]][[Footnote(http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/entertainment/guides/BEST-OF-ROCHESTER-2010-Local-Color/)]]

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peteb — 2010-04-28T01:15:08Z

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alexandergartley — 2009-11-12T16:26:42Z

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	+ == Awards == + Duffy was voted "Best Politician" in ["City Newspaper"]'s 'Best of Rochester' awards in 2009.[[Footnote(http://rochestercitynewspaper.com/entertainment/guides/2009/11/BEST-OF-09-Local-Color/)]]

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himysyed — 2009-09-24T18:14:57Z

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- Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a private ["Roman Catholic"] high school. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue. Although his opponent who targeted Duffy's daughters for attending private school then enrolled his own child in private school after Duffy won.	+ Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a private ["Roman Catholic"] high school. Because of the state of the Rochester ["Schools"], this became an issue. Although his opponent who targeted Duffy's daughters for attending private school then enrolled his own child in private school after Duffy won. +

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peteb — 2009-09-01T20:51:44Z

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- Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions going to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, ["John Klofas"], contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the public safety transition committee.	+ Duffy had named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepared to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions going to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, John Klofas, contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the public safety transition committee.

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Allison — 2009-09-01T20:04:45Z

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- In ["1985"], Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in ["1992"] to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990).	+ In ["1985"], Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in ["1992"] to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1987) and Shannon (born 1989).
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- Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a private ["Roman Catholic"] high school. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue. Duffy defended it as a family choice rather than a comment on the quality of education in Rochester, and noted that, because his wife worked as a secretary at the school, the Duffy children received a tuition break. -	+ Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a private ["Roman Catholic"] high school. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue. Although his opponent who targeted Duffy's daughters for attending private school then enrolled his own child in private school after Duffy won. + Duffy defended it as a family choice rather than a comment on the quality of education in Rochester.

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alexandergartley — 2008-02-28T18:53:04Z

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DavidHowe — 2007-09-28T13:11:46Z

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- Duffy was born in Rochester on August 21, 1954. He grew up in the ["Maplewood"] neighborhood and graduated from ["Aquinas Institute"], a ["Roman Catholic"] High School, in 1972. Duffy has Associates' Degrees from ["Monroe Community College"], a Bachelors' Degree from ["RIT"] and a Masters in Public Administration from [http://www.syracuse.edu Syracuse University].	+ Duffy was born in Rochester on August 21, ["1954"]. He grew up in the ["Maplewood"] neighborhood and graduated from ["Aquinas Institute"], a ["Roman Catholic"] High School, in ["1972"]. Duffy has Associates' Degrees from ["Monroe Community College"], a Bachelors' Degree from ["RIT"] and a Masters in Public Administration from [http://www.syracuse.edu Syracuse University].
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- In 1985, Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in 1992 to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990).	+ In ["1985"], Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in ["1992"] to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990).
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- Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions going to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, John Klofas, contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the public safety transition committee.	+ Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions going to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, ["John Klofas"], contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the public safety transition committee.
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- Duffy [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051216/NEWS01/512160363 appointed] ["Patricia Malgieri"] to the position of Deputy Mayor on December 16th, 2005. Malgieri is the former president of the non-partisan Center for Governmental Research (CGR), a consulting and research agency. She has a Masters' in Public Administration and 27 years of experience in the analysis of governmental affairs. Malgieri is married to Duffy's campaign treasurer, lawyer Patrick Malgieri. Patricia contributed $2,500 to Duffy's campaign, currently lives in the suburb of ["Brighton"], and plans to move to the city to fulfill the residency requirement for the position. Outgoing Deputy Mayor Richard Hannon has commented "I don't know who would be better prepared for something like this than Patty Malgieri."	+ Duffy [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051216/NEWS01/512160363 appointed] ["Patricia Malgieri"] to the position of Deputy Mayor on December 16th, ["2005"]. Malgieri is the former president of the non-partisan ["Center for Governmental Research"] (CGR), a consulting and research agency. She has a Masters' in Public Administration and 27 years of experience in the analysis of governmental affairs. Malgieri is married to Duffy's campaign treasurer, lawyer Patrick Malgieri. Patricia contributed $2,500 to Duffy's campaign, currently lives in the suburb of ["Brighton"], and plans to move to the city to fulfill the residency requirement for the position. Outgoing Deputy Mayor Richard Hannon has commented "I don't know who would be better prepared for something like this than Patty Malgieri."
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- Duffy retired as Chief to run in the Democratic Primary for Mayor in 2005. Duffy won the Democratic party primary in September 2005 and the general election in November 2005.	+ Duffy retired as Chief to run in the Democratic Primary for Mayor in ["2005"]. Duffy won the Democratic party primary in September 2005 and the general election in November 2005.
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- Duffy did not seek the Locust Club endorsement, and he alongside supporters argued that there are major reasons that it should not be given much weight. Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], as the real reason that the endorsement went to Norwood. Since his investigation into the use of excessive force in the department, Duffy has clashed with the union. Supporters also noted that Norwood himself had voted for a budget measure that allowed for funding of Duffy's most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council.	+ Duffy did not seek the ["Locust Club"] endorsement, and he alongside supporters argued that there are major reasons that it should not be given much weight. Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], as the real reason that the endorsement went to Norwood. Since his investigation into the use of excessive force in the department, Duffy has clashed with the union. Supporters also noted that Norwood himself had voted for a budget measure that allowed for funding of Duffy's most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council.
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- In 1990, Duffy led an investigation into the use of excessive force in the department. All officers charged were acquitted at trial. One of the officers was defended by ["John Parrinello"], who later became Duffy's opponent in the 2005 Mayoral Race.	+ In ["1990"], Duffy led an investigation into the use of excessive force in the department. All officers charged were acquitted at trial. One of the officers was defended by ["John Parrinello"], who later became Duffy's opponent in the 2005 Mayoral Race.
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- Duffy was promoted to Deputy Chief of Police in 1992.	+ Duffy was promoted to Deputy Chief of Police in ["1992"].
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- He was promoted to ["Chief of Police" Chief] in 1998.	+ He was promoted to ["Chief of Police" Chief] in ["1998"].
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- Perhaps the most widely-publicized disciplinary issue during Duffy's tenure was the firing of a police officer who was linked to a racially charged memo in early 2002. Two other disciplinary incidents, involving an on-duty officer fondling women at traffic stops, and an off-duty officer's road rage, also made front-page headlines at the same time.	+ Perhaps the most widely-publicized disciplinary issue during Duffy's tenure was the firing of a police officer who was linked to a racially charged memo in early ["2002"]. Two other disciplinary incidents, involving an on-duty officer fondling women at traffic stops, and an off-duty officer's road rage, also made front-page headlines at the same time.

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eastsidestephen — 2007-04-25T14:33:53Z

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	+ * [http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/news/profiles/INTERVIEW%3A+Bob+Duffy+s+city+and+its+challenges City Newspaper: Interview - Bob Duffy's City and its Challenges] - ''March 21, 2007''

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rottenchester — 2006-05-31T14:59:59Z

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- In 1985, Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in 1992 to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990).	+ In 1985, Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in 1992 to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990).
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- Duffy [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051216/NEWS01/512160363 appointed] ["Patricia Malgieri"] to the position of Deputy Mayor on December 16th, 2005. Malgieri is the former president of the non-partisan Center for Governmental Research (CGR), a consulting and research agency. She has a Masters' in Public Administration and 27 years of experience in the analysis of governmental affairs. Malgieri is married to Duffy's campaign treasurer, lawyer Patrick Malgieri. Patricia contributed $2,500 to Duffy's campaign, currently lives in the suburb of ["Brighton"], and plans to move to the city to fulfill the residency requirement for the position. Outgoing Deputy Mayor Richard Hannon has commented "I don't know who would be better prepared for something like this than Patty Malgieri."	+ Duffy [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051216/NEWS01/512160363 appointed] ["Patricia Malgieri"] to the position of Deputy Mayor on December 16th, 2005. Malgieri is the former president of the non-partisan Center for Governmental Research (CGR), a consulting and research agency. She has a Masters' in Public Administration and 27 years of experience in the analysis of governmental affairs. Malgieri is married to Duffy's campaign treasurer, lawyer Patrick Malgieri. Patricia contributed $2,500 to Duffy's campaign, currently lives in the suburb of ["Brighton"], and plans to move to the city to fulfill the residency requirement for the position. Outgoing Deputy Mayor Richard Hannon has commented "I don't know who would be better prepared for something like this than Patty Malgieri."
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- Duffy outspent all other general election opponents by almost 10 to 1, raising over $760,000 in his campaign as of the last December filing, including a last-minute pre-primary personal loan of $60,000 to his campaign. His fundraising set a new record for a Rochester Mayoral election.	+ Duffy outspent all other general election opponents by almost 10 to 1, raising over $760,000 in his campaign as of the last December filing, including a last-minute pre-primary personal loan of $60,000 to his campaign. His fundraising set a new record for a Rochester Mayoral election.
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- During the campaign, Duffy did not receive the endorsement of the police workers' union, the [http://www.locustclub.org/ Locust Club], which endorsed ["Wade Norwood"]. The Locust Club also ran anti-Duffy advertisements.	+ During the campaign, Duffy did not receive the endorsement of the police workers' union, the [http://www.locustclub.org/ Locust Club], which endorsed ["Wade Norwood"]. The Locust Club also ran anti-Duffy advertisements.
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- * ''August 19, 2005'': ["Locust Club"] endorses ["Wade Norwood"]	+ * ''August 19, 2005'': ["Locust Club"] endorses ["Wade Norwood"]
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- As Chief, Duffy was generally viewed as a structural reformer and strict disciplinarian. The most controversial of his structural reforms was probably the re-organization of the department to into two sections, one on each side of the river, which required the closing of many of the neighborhood precincts.	+ As Chief, Duffy was generally viewed as a structural reformer and strict disciplinarian. The most controversial of his structural reforms was probably the re-organization of the department to into two sections, one on each side of the river, which required the closing of many of the neighborhood precincts.

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peteb — 2006-04-25T01:46:30Z

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peteb — 2006-04-25T01:43:37Z

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- Duffy was born in Rochester on August 21, 1954. He grew up in the ["Maplewood"] neighborhood and graduated from ["Aquinas Institute"], a ["Roman Catholic"] High School, in 1972. Duffy has Associates' Degrees from ["Monroe Community College"], a Bachelors' Degree from ["RIT"] and a Masters in Public Administration from ["Syracuse University"].	+ Duffy was born in Rochester on August 21, 1954. He grew up in the ["Maplewood"] neighborhood and graduated from ["Aquinas Institute"], a ["Roman Catholic"] High School, in 1972. Duffy has Associates' Degrees from ["Monroe Community College"], a Bachelors' Degree from ["RIT"] and a Masters in Public Administration from [http://www.syracuse.edu Syracuse University].

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TomMaszerowski — 2006-01-14T01:14:53Z

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- Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a private ["Catholic"] high school. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue. Duffy defended it as a family choice rather than a comment on the quality of education in Rochester, and noted that, because his wife worked as a secretary at the school, the Duffy children received a tuition break.	+ Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a private ["Roman Catholic"] high school. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue. Duffy defended it as a family choice rather than a comment on the quality of education in Rochester, and noted that, because his wife worked as a secretary at the school, the Duffy children received a tuition break.

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TomMaszerowski — 2006-01-03T16:43:12Z

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- Duffy was born in Rochester on August 21, 1954. He grew up in the ["Maplewood"] neighborhood and graduated from ["Aquinas Institute"], a ["Catholic"] High School, in 1972. Duffy has Associates' Degrees from ["Monroe Community College"], a Bachelors' Degree from ["RIT"] and a Masters in Public Administration from ["Syracuse University"].	+ Duffy was born in Rochester on August 21, 1954. He grew up in the ["Maplewood"] neighborhood and graduated from ["Aquinas Institute"], a ["Roman Catholic"] High School, in 1972. Duffy has Associates' Degrees from ["Monroe Community College"], a Bachelors' Degree from ["RIT"] and a Masters in Public Administration from ["Syracuse University"].

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RonMorales — 2006-01-02T00:14:08Z

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RonMorales — 2006-01-02T00:08:03Z

Upload of image mayorbobduffybyrocpicdotcom.jpg.

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rottenchester — 2006-01-01T14:13:15Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-12-16T15:54:15Z

Added Richard Hannon's comments, Chris did we read the same article? :)

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- Duffy [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051216/NEWS01/512160363 appointed] ["Patricia Malgieri"] to the position of Deputy Mayor on December 16th, 2005. Malgieri is the former president of the non-partisan Center for Governmental Research (CGR), a consulting and research agency. She has a Masters' in Public Administration and 27 years of experience in the analysis of governmental affairs. Malgieri is married to Duffy's campaign treasurer, lawyer Patrick Malgieri. Patricia contributed $2,500 to Duffy's campaign, currently lives in the suburb of ["Brighton"], and plans to move to the city to fulfill the residency requirement for the position.	+ Duffy [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051216/NEWS01/512160363 appointed] ["Patricia Malgieri"] to the position of Deputy Mayor on December 16th, 2005. Malgieri is the former president of the non-partisan Center for Governmental Research (CGR), a consulting and research agency. She has a Masters' in Public Administration and 27 years of experience in the analysis of governmental affairs. Malgieri is married to Duffy's campaign treasurer, lawyer Patrick Malgieri. Patricia contributed $2,500 to Duffy's campaign, currently lives in the suburb of ["Brighton"], and plans to move to the city to fulfill the residency requirement for the position. Outgoing Deputy Mayor Richard Hannon has commented "I don't know who would be better prepared for something like this than Patty Malgieri."

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rottenchester — 2005-12-16T15:47:33Z

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- Duffy [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051216/NEWS01/512160363 appointed] ["Patricia Malgieri"] to the position of Deputy Mayor on December 16th, 2005. Malgieri is the former president of the Center for Governmental Research and is married to Duffy's campaign treasurer, lawyer Patrick Malgieri. Patricia contributed $2,500 to Duffy's campaign and currently lives in the suburb of ["Brighton"].	+ Duffy [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051216/NEWS01/512160363 appointed] ["Patricia Malgieri"] to the position of Deputy Mayor on December 16th, 2005. Malgieri is the former president of the non-partisan Center for Governmental Research (CGR), a consulting and research agency. She has a Masters' in Public Administration and 27 years of experience in the analysis of governmental affairs. Malgieri is married to Duffy's campaign treasurer, lawyer Patrick Malgieri. Patricia contributed $2,500 to Duffy's campaign, currently lives in the suburb of ["Brighton"], and plans to move to the city to fulfill the residency requirement for the position.

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ChrisMaj — 2005-12-16T15:32:16Z

patricia malgieri is the new deputy mayor

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- Duffy outspent all other general election opponents by almost 10 to 1, raising over $700,000 in his campaign as of the latest October filing, including a last-minute pre-primary personal loan of $60,000 to his campaign. His fundraising set a new record for a Rochester Mayoral election.	+ Duffy outspent all other general election opponents by almost 10 to 1, raising over $760,000 in his campaign as of the last December filing, including a last-minute pre-primary personal loan of $60,000 to his campaign. His fundraising set a new record for a Rochester Mayoral election.
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	+ Parrinello also made claims during several debates that Duffy was already handing out jobs to supporters, including the position of Deputy Mayor to Patricia Malgieri. These allegations were denied by Duffy at the time. However, in December 2005, Duffy [http://www.rnews.com/Story_2004.cfm?ID=32936&rnews_story_type=18&category=10 appointed Patricia Malgieri] to the position of Deputy Mayor. +

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RobertPolyn — 2005-11-29T14:46:31Z

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- * '''August 8, 2005''': Duffy's [http://www.locustclub.org/docs/duffyletter.pdf letter] (pdf) to Evangelista. - * '''August 19, 2005''': ["Locust Club"] endorses ["Wade Norwood"] - * '''August 29, 2005''': Evangelista's [http://www.locustclub.org/docs/duffyletter_response.pdf response] (pdf) to Duffy	+ * ''August 5, 2005'': Non public qualifying poll closes, later said in Evangelista's letter to have put Duffy "in a position that could not be considered..." + * ''August 8, 2005'': Duffy's [http://www.locustclub.org/docs/duffyletter.pdf letter] (pdf) to Evangelista expressing he will not seek ["Locust Club"] endorsement. + * ''August 19, 2005'': ["Locust Club"] endorses ["Wade Norwood"] + * ''August 29, 2005'': Evangelista's [http://www.locustclub.org/docs/duffyletter_response.pdf response] (pdf) to Duffy.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-11-29T14:17:13Z

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- Duffy did not seek the Locust Club endorsement, and he alongside supporters argued that there at least two major reasons that it should not be given much weight. First, he noted that Norwood had voted for a budget measure that allowed funding of the most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council. Second, Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], as the real reason that the endorsement went to Norwood.	+ Duffy did not seek the Locust Club endorsement, and he alongside supporters argued that there are major reasons that it should not be given much weight. Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], as the real reason that the endorsement went to Norwood. Since his investigation into the use of excessive force in the department, Duffy has clashed with the union. Supporters also noted that Norwood himself had voted for a budget measure that allowed for funding of Duffy's most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-11-29T13:57:52Z

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- Duffy did not seek the Locust Club endorsement, and he argued that there at least two major reasons that it should not be given much weight. First, he noted that Norwood had voted for a budget measure that allowed funding of the most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council. Second, Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], as the real reason that the endorsement went to Norwood.	+ Duffy did not seek the Locust Club endorsement, and he alongside supporters argued that there at least two major reasons that it should not be given much weight. First, he noted that Norwood had voted for a budget measure that allowed funding of the most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council. Second, Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], as the real reason that the endorsement went to Norwood.

Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-11-29T13:54:20Z

Added dates to duffy / ron letters, also placed date of norwood endorsement.

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Bob Duffy

rottenchester — 2005-11-29T12:20:34Z

more work on the endorsement

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Bob Duffy

rottenchester — 2005-11-29T12:14:24Z

typo

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Bob Duffy

rottenchester — 2005-11-29T12:10:43Z

put the endorsement controversy in one place

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- == Non-endorsements == - * The [http://www.locustclub.org/ Locust Club] union for Rochester police officers ran advertisements critical of Duffy for some reasons laid out [http://www.locustclub.org/docs/duffyletter_response.pdf in a letter] to Duffy	+ == Endorsement Controversy == + During the campaign, Duffy did not receive the endorsement of the police workers' union, the [http://www.locustclub.org/ Locust Club], which endorsed ["Wade Norwood"]. The Locust Club also ran anti-Duffy advertisements. + + Duffy's opponents argued that this showed that Duffy's ideas and platform were not well-accepted by rank-and-file because the endorsement vote was taken against him by hundreds of members of the union. Many also noted that positive reports generated after the elimination of neighborhood precincts (or redistricting) were proffered by the Center for Governmental Research -- the same organization that had advocated redistricting to Duffy in the first place. + + Duffy's defense was two-fold. First, he noted that Norwood had voted for a budget measure that allowed funding of the most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council. Second, Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], for the lack of an endorsement. + + * Duffy's [http://www.locustclub.org/docs/duffyletter.pdf letter] (pdf) to the Evangelista. + * Evangelista's [http://www.locustclub.org/docs/duffyletter_response.pdf response] (pdf) to Duffy

Bob Duffy

ChrisMaj — 2005-11-29T00:28:02Z

added non-endorsement section with link to letter from Locust Club

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- Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions going to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, John Klofas, contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the criminal justice transition committee.	+ Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions going to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, John Klofas, contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the public safety transition committee.
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- During the campaign, Duffy did not seek, nor did he ultimately receive, the endorsement of the police workers' union, the ["Locust Club"], which endorsed ["Wade Norwood"]. Duffy's opponents argued that this showed that Duffy's reforms were not well-accepted by rank-and-file because the endorsement vote was taken against him by hundreds of members of the union. Many also noted that positive reports generated after the elimination of neighborhood precincts (or redistricting) were proffered by the Center for Governmental Research -- the same organization that had advocated redistricting to Duffy in the first place.	+ During the campaign, Duffy did not receive the endorsement of his former employees with the police workers' union, the [http://www.locustclub.org/ Locust Club], which endorsed ["Wade Norwood"]. Duffy's opponents argued that this showed that Duffy's ideas and platform were not well-accepted by rank-and-file because the endorsement vote was taken against him by hundreds of members of the union. Many also noted that positive reports generated after the elimination of neighborhood precincts (or redistricting) were proffered by the Center for Governmental Research -- the same organization that had advocated redistricting to Duffy in the first place.
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- Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a ["Catholic"] private high school. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue. Duffy defended it as a family choice rather than a comment on the quality of education in Rochester, and noted that, because his wife worked as a secretary at the school, the Duffy children received a tuition break.	+ Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a private ["Catholic"] high school. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue. Duffy defended it as a family choice rather than a comment on the quality of education in Rochester, and noted that, because his wife worked as a secretary at the school, the Duffy children received a tuition break.
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	+ == Non-endorsements == + * The [http://www.locustclub.org/ Locust Club] union for Rochester police officers ran advertisements critical of Duffy for some reasons laid out [http://www.locustclub.org/docs/duffyletter_response.pdf in a letter] to Duffy

Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-11-28T19:54:18Z

changed ordering of page to reverse chronological for police, election, mayoral

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- Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions going to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, John Klofas, contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the criminal justice transition committee.	+ Duffy joined the ["Police Department"] in 1976. + + In 1990, Duffy led an investigation into the use of excessive force in the department. All officers charged were acquitted at trial. One of the officers was defended by ["John Parrinello"], who later became Duffy's opponent in the 2005 Mayoral Race. + + Duffy was promoted to Deputy Chief of Police in 1992. + + He was promoted to ["Chief of Police" Chief] in 1998. + + As Chief, Duffy was generally viewed as a structural reformer and strict disciplinarian. The most controversial of his structural reforms was probably the re-organization of the department to into two sections, one on each side of the river, which required the closing of many of the neighborhood precincts. + + Perhaps the most widely-publicized disciplinary issue during Duffy's tenure was the firing of a police officer who was linked to a racially charged memo in early 2002. Two other disciplinary incidents, involving an on-duty officer fondling women at traffic stops, and an off-duty officer's road rage, also made front-page headlines at the same time. + + At the end of Duffy's time as chief, Rochester had the highest murder rate in New York State. There were also 40-50 unfilled, budgeted positions in the Rochester Police Department. One explanation offered for the openings was the creation of cost-cutting window-dressing at the Department. Another was the longstanding practice, pre-dating Duffy, of offering Civil Service exams only once per year. Duffy has pledged to address this issue as Mayor. +

Bob Duffy

rottenchester — 2005-11-28T18:15:06Z

moved the campaign issue about the kids to the campaign section

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- In 1985, Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in 1992 to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990). Both daughters attended a ["Catholic"] private high school while city residents. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue in the 2005 Mayoral Campaign. Duffy defended it as a family choice rather than a comment on the quality of education in Rochester.	+ In 1985, Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in 1992 to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990).
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	+ + Also during the campaign, it was revealed by Duffy's opponents that both of his daughters attend a ["Catholic"] private high school. Because of the state of the ["Rochester Schools"], this became an issue. Duffy defended it as a family choice rather than a comment on the quality of education in Rochester, and noted that, because his wife worked as a secretary at the school, the Duffy children received a tuition break.

Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-11-28T15:45:12Z

removed 'alleged' 'belatedly', see the Talk page for my reasoning

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-11-28T15:18:31Z

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- * [http://www.duffyformayor.com/ Official Site: http://www.duffyformayor.com]e mayor-elect of Rochester.	+ * [http://www.duffyformayor.com/ Official Site: http://www.duffyformayor.com] mayor-elect of Rochester.

Bob Duffy

rottenchester — 2005-11-28T15:10:45Z

more NPOV edits, fixed broken external link

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- * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ article?AID=/20050911/NEWS01/509110323/1002/NEWS Democrat & Chronicle: Tough compassion marks former top cop Robert Duffy] - ''September 11, 2005''	+ * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050911/NEWS01/509110323/1002/NEWS Democrat & Chronicle: Tough compassion marks former top cop Robert Duffy] - ''September 11, 2005''
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- Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions being doled out to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, John Klofas, contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the criminal justice transition committee.	+ Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions going to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, John Klofas, contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the criminal justice transition committee.

Bob Duffy

ChrisMaj — 2005-11-28T13:33:13Z

he wasn't elected king, people

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- Duffy married his wife Barbara in 1985,. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990).	+ In 1985, Duffy moved to ["Fairport"] and married his wife, Barbara. He moved back to Rochester in 1992 to satisfy the residency requirement for his promotion to deputy chief -- a position open only to city residents. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990). Both daughters attended private high schools while city residents.
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- In 1990, Duffy led an investigation into the use of excessive force in the department. All officers charged were acquitted at trial. They were defended by ["John Parrinello"], who later became Duffy's opponent in the 2005 Mayoral Race.	+ In 1990, Duffy led an investigation into the use of excessive force in the department. All officers charged were acquitted at trial. One of the officers was defended by ["John Parrinello"], who later became Duffy's opponent in the 2005 Mayoral Race.
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- As Chief, Duffy was generally viewed as a structural reformer and strict disciplinarian. The most controversial of his structural reforms was probably the re-organization of the department to into two sections, one on each side of the river, which required the closing of some neighborhood precincts.	+ As Chief, Duffy was generally viewed as a structural reformer and strict disciplinarian. The most controversial of his structural reforms was probably the re-organization of the department to into two sections, one on each side of the river, which required the closing of many of the neighborhood precincts.
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- At the end of Duffy's time as chief, there were 40 open positions in the Rochester Police Department. One explanation offered for the openings was the impact of cost-cutting on the Department. Another was that the longstanding practice, pre-dating Duffy, of offering Civil Service exams only once per year. Duffy has pledged to address this issue as Mayor.	+ At the end of Duffy's time as chief, Rochester had the highest murder rate in New York State. There were also 40-50 unfilled, budgeted positions in the Rochester Police Department. One explanation offered for the openings was the creation of cost-cutting window-dressing at the Department. Another was the longstanding practice, pre-dating Duffy, of offering Civil Service exams only once per year. Duffy has pledged to address this issue as Mayor.
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- During the campaign, Duffy did not seek, and did not recieve, the endorsement of the ["Locust Club"], the police union, which endorsed ["Wade Norwood"]. Duffy's opponents argued that this showed that Duffy's reforms were not well-accepted by rank-and-file. Duffy's defense was twofold. First, he noted that Norwood had voted for the most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council. Second, Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], for the lack of an endorsement.	+ During the campaign, Duffy belatedly alleged that he did not seek, nor did he ultimately receive, the endorsement of the police workers' union, the ["Locust Club"], which endorsed ["Wade Norwood"]. Duffy's opponents argued that this showed that Duffy's reforms were not well-accepted by rank-and-file because the endorsement vote was taken against him by hundreds of members of the union. Many also noted that positive reports generated after the elimination of neighborhood precincts (or redistricting) were proffered by the Center for Governmental Research -- the same organization that had advocated redistricting to Duffy in the first place.
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- Duffy outspent his opponents by a wide margin, raising over $700,000 in his campaign, a record for a Rochester Mayoral election.	+ Duffy's defense was two-fold. First, he noted that Norwood had voted for a budget measure that allowed funding of the most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council. Second, Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], for the lack of an endorsement. + + Duffy outspent all other general election opponents by almost 10 to 1, raising over $700,000 in his campaign as of the latest October filing, including a last-minute pre-primary personal loan of $60,000 to his campaign. His fundraising set a new record for a Rochester Mayoral election.
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- Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"].	+ Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] in Rochester and Duffy's old boss, as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. Duffy created ten transition committees to assist in this process, with some of the committee chairperson positions being doled out to campaign contributors. According to the latest October ["Board of Elections"] campaign financial disclosure statements, an ["RIT"] criminal justice professor, John Klofas, contributed $500 towards Duffy's election. Klofas is now heading the criminal justice transition committee.

Bob Duffy

rottenchester — 2005-11-27T14:23:29Z

more NPOV - see talk for discussion

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- Robert Duffy is currently the mayor-elect of Rochester. - = Bio = - Duffy was born and raised in Rochester and joined the ["Police Department"] in 1976. He moved to ["Fairport"] in 1985 and returned to Rochester in 1992 when promoted to Deputy Chief of Police -- a position open only to city residents. He was promoted to ["Chief of Police" Chief] in 1998.	+ = Personal Information =
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- As Chief, Duffy implemented a number of reforms, the most controversial of which was probably the re-organization of the department to remove neighborhood precincts and leave only two sections -- one on each side of the river. He also left unfilled at least fifty budgeted positions in the department in order to cut costs. Choices like these were considered to be harmful by many rank-and-file in the department, so much so that the police workers' union voted to endorse ["Wade Norwood"] for Mayor instead of Duffy.	+ Duffy was born in Rochester on August 21, 1954. He grew up in the ["Maplewood"] neighborhood and graduated from ["Aquinas Institute"], a ["Catholic"] High School, in 1972. Duffy has Associates' Degrees from ["Monroe Community College"], a Bachelors' Degree from ["RIT"] and a Masters in Public Administration from ["Syracuse University"].
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- After raising well over half of the $1.3 million+ spent in the ["2005 Mayoral Race"], Duffy won the Democratic party primary in September 2005 and the general election in November 2005.	+ Duffy married his wife Barbara in 1985,. He and his wife have two daughters, Erin (born 1988) and Shannon (born 1990). + + = Police Career = + + Duffy joined the ["Police Department"] in 1976. + + In 1990, Duffy led an investigation into the use of excessive force in the department. All officers charged were acquitted at trial. They were defended by ["John Parrinello"], who later became Duffy's opponent in the 2005 Mayoral Race. + + Duffy was promoted to Deputy Chief of Police in 1992. + + He was promoted to ["Chief of Police" Chief] in 1998. + + As Chief, Duffy was generally viewed as a structural reformer and strict disciplinarian. The most controversial of his structural reforms was probably the re-organization of the department to into two sections, one on each side of the river, which required the closing of some neighborhood precincts. + + Perhaps the most widely-publicized disciplinary issue during Duffy's tenure was the firing of a police officer who was linked to a racially charged memo in early 2002. Two other disciplinary incidents, involving an on-duty officer fondling women at traffic stops, and an off-duty officer's road rage, also made front-page headlines at the same time. + + At the end of Duffy's time as chief, there were 40 open positions in the Rochester Police Department. One explanation offered for the openings was the impact of cost-cutting on the Department. Another was that the longstanding practice, pre-dating Duffy, of offering Civil Service exams only once per year. Duffy has pledged to address this issue as Mayor. +
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	+ + Duffy retired as Chief to run in the Democratic Primary for Mayor in 2005. Duffy won the Democratic party primary in September 2005 and the general election in November 2005. + + During the campaign, Duffy did not seek, and did not recieve, the endorsement of the ["Locust Club"], the police union, which endorsed ["Wade Norwood"]. Duffy's opponents argued that this showed that Duffy's reforms were not well-accepted by rank-and-file. Duffy's defense was twofold. First, he noted that Norwood had voted for the most controversial structural reform (redistricting) while serving on the city council. Second, Duffy blamed a personality clash between him and the longtime head of the union, ["Ron Evangelista"], for the lack of an endorsement. + + Duffy outspent his opponents by a wide margin, raising over $700,000 in his campaign, a record for a Rochester Mayoral election. + + == Campaign Websites ==
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- == Interviews == - * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050911/NEWS01/509110323/1002/NEWS Democrat & Chronicle: Tough compassion marks former top cop Robert Duffy] - ''September 11, 2005''	+ === Campaign Interviews and Debates === + * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ article?AID=/20050911/NEWS01/509110323/1002/NEWS Democrat & Chronicle: Tough compassion marks former top cop Robert Duffy] - ''September 11, 2005''
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- = Rhetoric = - In the last few weeks of the campaign, it was revealed by fellow candidate ["John Parrinello"] that contrary to claims made by Duffy, the latter took flight to the suburbs and only came back to the city to fulfill the residency requirement when promoted to deputy chief. Duffy was a ["Fairport"] Republican from 1985-1992. Parrinello warned the audience of the final televised debate, "he [Duffy] is not who you think he is."	+ == Campaign Rhetoric and Aftermath == + In the last few weeks of the campaign, it was charged by fellow candidate ["John Parrinello"] that contrary to claims made by Duffy, the latter took flight to the suburbs and only came back to the city to fulfill the residency requirement when promoted to deputy chief. Duffy was a ["Fairport"] Republican from 1985-1992. Parrinello warned the audience of the final televised debate, "he [Duffy] is not who you think he is."
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	+ = Mayoral Career = + + Duffy has named ["Robert Warshaw"], a former ["Chief of Police"] as the leader of the transition team as he prepares to assume the office of ["Mayor"]. +

Bob Duffy

rottenchester — 2005-11-26T18:05:27Z

see talk for discussion on most recent changes

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- As Chief, Duffy implemented a number of minor bureaucratic reforms, the most controversial of which was probably the re-organization of the department to remove neighborhood precincts and leave only two sections -- one on each side of the river. He also left unfilled at least fifty ''budgeted'' positions in the department in order to cut costs. Choices like these were considered to be harmful by many rank-and-file in the department, so much so that the police workers' union voted to endorse ["Wade Norwood"] for Mayor instead of Duffy.	+ As Chief, Duffy implemented a number of reforms, the most controversial of which was probably the re-organization of the department to remove neighborhood precincts and leave only two sections -- one on each side of the river. He also left unfilled at least fifty budgeted positions in the department in order to cut costs. Choices like these were considered to be harmful by many rank-and-file in the department, so much so that the police workers' union voted to endorse ["Wade Norwood"] for Mayor instead of Duffy.
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- After raising well over half of the '''$1.3 million+''' spent in the ["2005 Mayoral Race"], Duffy won the Democratic party primary in September 2005 and the general election in November 2005.	+ After raising well over half of the $1.3 million+ spent in the ["2005 Mayoral Race"], Duffy won the Democratic party primary in September 2005 and the general election in November 2005.

Bob Duffy

ChrisMaj — 2005-11-26T13:28:04Z

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- Duffy was born and raised in Rochester and joined the ["Police Department"] in 1976. In 1992, Duffy became Deputy Chief of Police, and he was promoted to ["Chief of Police" Chief] in 1998. As Chief, Duffy implemented a number of reforms, the most controversial of which was probably the re-organization of the department into two major districts, down from the previous count of seven. Duffy won the Democratic Mayoral Primary in September, 2005, and then won the general election in November, 2005.	+ Duffy was born and raised in Rochester and joined the ["Police Department"] in 1976. He moved to ["Fairport"] in 1985 and returned to Rochester in 1992 when promoted to Deputy Chief of Police -- a position open only to city residents. He was promoted to ["Chief of Police" Chief] in 1998. + + As Chief, Duffy implemented a number of minor bureaucratic reforms, the most controversial of which was probably the re-organization of the department to remove neighborhood precincts and leave only two sections -- one on each side of the river. He also left unfilled at least fifty ''budgeted'' positions in the department in order to cut costs. Choices like these were considered to be harmful by many rank-and-file in the department, so much so that the police workers' union voted to endorse ["Wade Norwood"] for Mayor instead of Duffy. + + After raising well over half of the '''$1.3 million+''' spent in the ["2005 Mayoral Race"], Duffy won the Democratic party primary in September 2005 and the general election in November 2005.
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rottenchester — 2005-11-25T22:54:56Z

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rottenchester — 2005-11-25T22:50:21Z

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- Robert Duffy served our city for seven years as ["Chief of Police" chief of police]. He is currently the mayor-elect after winning the ["2005 Mayoral Race"] as a Democrat. In the last few weeks of the campaign, it was revealed by fellow candidate ["John Parrinello"] that contrary to claims made by Duffy, the latter took flight to the suburbs and only came back to the city to fulfill the residency requirement when promoted to deputy chief. Duffy was a ["Fairport"] Republican from 1985-1992. Parrinello warned the audience of the final televised debate, "he [Duffy] is not who you think he is." - - To promote transparency in the new city government, fellow candidate ["Chris Maj"] and members of the Shadow Cabinet are planning a collaborative local political blog at [http://www.DuffyWatch.com DuffyWatch.com] -	+ Duffy was born and raised in Rochester and joined the ["Police Department"] in 1976. In 1992, Duffy became Deputy Chief of Police, and he was promoted to ["Chief of Police" Chief] in 1998. As Chief, Duffy implemented a number of reforms, the most controversial of which was probably the re-organization of the department into two major districts, down from the previous count of seven. Duffy won the Democratic Mayoral Primary in September, 2005, and then won the general election in November, 2005.
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Bob Duffy

ChrisMaj — 2005-11-14T13:43:13Z

Duffy won, added more bio, link to DuffyWatch.com

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RobertPolyn — 2005-09-14T14:56:38Z

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ReyTucker — 2005-09-11T16:57:15Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-09-07T20:11:58Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-09-06T22:03:26Z

Endorsements: Mayor Bill Johnson and Robert Polyn!

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-22T03:09:45Z

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-21T01:12:58Z

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-21T00:34:36Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-19T00:20:44Z

Added endorsement: U.N.I.T.E.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-18T20:51:01Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-18T18:03:02Z

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-18T16:45:21Z

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-18T15:14:45Z

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-18T14:37:32Z

Updated City Newspaper Links

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-17T00:27:02Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-17T00:24:29Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-16T23:49:04Z

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-16T23:16:58Z

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- * American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) - * Independence Party - * Board of Education Non-Teaching Employees (BENTE)	+ * American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Local 1635 (AFSCME) + * Board of Education Non-Teaching Employees, Local 2419 (BENTE) + * International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers, Local 33 + * International Association of Firefighters, Local 1071 + * International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Locals 118 and 791 + * International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 832 + * Latinos for Duffy + * Monroe County Independence Party
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RobertPolyn — 2005-08-16T23:06:45Z

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-16T23:05:00Z

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	+ == Platform == + * [http://duffyformayor.com/issues.cfm Official Campaign Platform] + == Endorsements == + === Organizations === + * American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) + * Independence Party + * Board of Education Non-Teaching Employees (BENTE) + * Rochester Professional Firefighters, Local 1071 + * Rochester Teachers Association (RTA) + * Rochester Association of Paraprofessionals (RAP) + === People === + * Domingo Garicia, Rochester City School Board member + * Susan John, Assemblymember + * Darryl Porter, President of Rochester City School Board + * Marion Walker, Founder and president of Josana Neighborhood Association
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	+ == Interviews == + * [http://ec.gayalliance.org/articles/000973.shtml The Empty Closet: Interview] - ''May 2, 2005'' + * [http://www.rochester-citynews.com/gbase/Gyrosite/Content?oid=oid%3A3713 City Newspaper: Q&A on crime] - ''August 3, 2005''

Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-16T22:18:55Z

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Bob Duffy

RobertPolyn — 2005-08-16T22:18:17Z

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