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Discussing the Needs of Women Service Members and Veterans

On Monday, Massachusetts Secretary of Veterans’ Services Coleman Nee and District 6 City Councilor Matt O’Malley co-hosted a roundtable discussion on the needs of the increasing number of women service members and veterans in Massachusetts.

Will City Councilors Give Themselves a Raise? O’Malley and Pressley Offer a Different Path

City Councilors Matt O'Malley, left, and Ayanna Pressley
City Councilors Matt O’Malley, left, and Ayanna Pressley

The Boston City Council is set to give itself a raise if it doesn’t act on a Mayor Marty Walsh proposal by Election Day due to a stipulation in the city charter. That would be a $12,000 raise without a vote by the city council.

Election Results: Andrea Campbell Bests Incumbent Councilor Charles Yancey

In one of the sleepiest Boston City Council election days ever, challenger Andrea Campbell bested incumbent District 4 City Councilor Charles Yancey on Tuesday. That means the two will square off in November for the District 4 seat.

Campbell received 1,982 votes or 57%, Yancey, who was first elected in 1984, received 1,159 votes or 33%. Terrance Williams received 217 votes or 6% of the vote. Jovan Lacet received 60 votes or 1% of the vote. All statistics are according to the City of Boston’s Elections Department website.

District 4 represents Mattapan, Dorchester and a little bit of Jamaica Plain. Ward 19, Precinct 12, is the JP portion of Yancey’s district.

Andrea Campbell
Andrea Campbell