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Sheriff leaves legacy of public service

DiPaola found joy in helping others

AHEAD OF HIS TIME Sheriff James V. DiPaola was said to be especially proud of the rehabilitation and reentry programs he established. AHEAD OF HIS TIME
Sheriff James V. DiPaola was said to be especially proud of the rehabilitation and reentry programs he established.
By Michael Levenson and Brian C. Mooney
Globe Staff / November 30, 2010

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For 18 years, James V. DiPaola worked as an officer in the Malden Police Department, eventually rising to sergeant and helping to lead undercover drug investigations. (Full article: 1083 words)

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