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All Three D6 Candidates Expected to Attend Online Forum on August 8

By David Ertischek on August 4, 2023

All Three D6 Candidates Expected to Attend Online Forum on August 8

All three candidates for the Boston City Council District 6 race are expected to attend candidates forum on August 8.

City Councilor Lara Pleads Not Guilty to Multiple Charges Related to Car Crash

City Councilor Lara Pleads Not Guilty to Multiple Charges Related to Car Crash

By David Ertischek on July 20, 2023

District 6 City Councilor Kendra Lara pled not guilty on Wednesday to numerous charges due to her crashing an unregistered and uninsured car while driving without a driver’s license.

Politicians and Organizational Leaders React to SCOTUS’ Affirmative Action Decision

Politicians and Organizational Leaders React to SCOTUS’ Affirmative Action Decision

By David Ertischek on June 30, 2023

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision declaring that race-conscious admissions programs at Harvard and UNC were unlawful caused many Massachusetts leaders to reject the court’s ruling.

JP Progressives At-Large Boston City Council Forum on Tuesday

JP Progressives At-Large Boston City Council Forum on Tuesday

By David Ertischek on June 12, 2023

There will be a virtual At-Large Boston City Council Forum co-hosted by JP Progressives on Tuesday night.

Dueling Endorsements for 10th Suffolk Rep Candidates

By David Ertischek on March 31, 2023

The three candidates for the special election to fill the 10th Suffolk District representative seat are gathering endorsements, and one candidate has drawn the ire from local progressive groups.

Four Candidates So Far for Special Election to Fill 10th Suffolk District Seat

Four Candidates So Far for Special Election to Fill 10th Suffolk District Seat

By David Ertischek on March 3, 2023

Four Democratic candidates have filed paperwork to run for the 10th Suffolk County District rep seat after Rep. Ed Coppinger announced he’d be leaving the job.

Congresswoman Pressley Celebrates Community Servings’ 11th Million Meal Milestone

Congresswoman Pressley Celebrates Community Servings’ 11th Million Meal Milestone

By David Ertischek on September 14, 2022

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley recently visited Community Servings to celebrate the Jamaica Plain nonprofit’s 11th million meal served.

Boston’s Ward 11 Democrats to Elect Delegates to Democratic State Convention on March 12

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Posts published in “Politics”

All Three D6 Candidates Expected to Attend Online Forum on August 8

City Councilor Lara Pleads Not Guilty to Multiple Charges Related to Car Crash

Politicians and Organizational Leaders React to SCOTUS’ Affirmative Action Decision

JP Progressives At-Large Boston City Council Forum on Tuesday

Dueling Endorsements for 10th Suffolk Rep Candidates

Four Candidates So Far for Special Election to Fill 10th Suffolk District Seat

Congresswoman Pressley Celebrates Community Servings’ 11th Million Meal Milestone

Boston’s Ward 11 Democrats to Elect Delegates to Democratic State Convention on March 12

Boston City Council District 6 Online Candidates Forum on Aug. 31

You Can Make Sure Jamaica Plain Residents Are Counted in U.S. Census

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