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| Corrections not new for would-be sheriff |
| By itemlive.com- Adam Swift |
| Published: 07/26/2016 |
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PEABODY — With her experience, Anne Manning-Martin said she is the one candidate in a crowded field who will stand out in the race for Essex County Sheriff. Manning-Martin, one of five Republicans on the Sept. 8 primary ballot, said she did not plan to run for the office until Sheriff Frank Cousins decided not to seek re-election. Cousins, a Republican from Newburyport, has held the office for the past 20 years. He earns $151,709 annually. “I thought Sheriff Cousins would hold that office for years,” said Manning-Martin. “He has done such a good job moving the department forward.” While she was surprised Cousins was retiring, Manning-Martin was not hesitant about stepping into the race once he made his announcement. “The opportunity presented itself after 20 years of his good service and it was a natural step for me,” she said. “I’ll hit the ground running with my experience in corrections and municipal government.” Read More. |
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