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O'Malley Aide Gets Critical Task; Michael Enright Named Chief of Staff as Transition Takes Shape
From:
The Washington Post
| Date:
November 17, 2006| Author:
John Wagner - Washington Post Staff Writer
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Gov.-elect Martin O'Malley yesterday tapped a longtime friend and
trusted adviser as his chief of staff and turned to a diverse group
of 42 Marylanders to help guide his transition to office.
O'Malley (D), Baltimore's mayor, announced that Michael R.
Enright, one of his top aides at City Hall, will move to Annapolis
with him in January, taking on the role of his gubernatorial chief
of staff.
Enright, a friend of O'Malley's since their days together at
Gonzaga College High School ...
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