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2nd Essex and Middlesex District Senate Debate
Lets travel outside of Methuen and take a look at the State Senate debate in the race to replace Democratic Senator Susan Tucker. Both Democrats and Republicans debated in the Tribune newsroom. I have posted both debates here.
James Angelone III is September Artist of Month
Methuen Artist’s Work on Display in the Mayor’s Office Born and raised in Methuen, James grew up in a family filled with a respect for the arts. Various family members have displayed talents ranging from performing in Vaudeville to apprenticing … Continue reading
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Tagged City of Methuen, Mayor Bill Manzi, Methuen Artist of the month
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And They Turn the 3/4 Pole
The Governor’s race, with Labor Day upon us, is beginning to really take off. Charlie Baker is up on the air with a new ad, and is in today’s Herald complaining that a new Deval Patrick mail piece is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Baker, Deval Patrick, Massachusetts Governors Race, Treasurer Tim Cahill
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Tony Blair: A Journey
Tony Blair has just published his memoirs and is now making the rounds to publicize the book. He stopped in to Christine Amanpour’s This Week show and talked about a whole bunch of interesting (to me) stuff. The New York … Continue reading
Tim Cahill Slugs with Howie Carr
Howie Carr has been beating up on Tim Cahill pretty good as of late, continually pointing out that Cahill’s presence in the race could help Governor Deval Patrick. Howie has read the numbers, and he knows that Cahill splitting the … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Baker, Deval Patrick, Howie Carr, Massachusetts Governors Race, Treasurer Tim Cahill
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Rasmussen: Governor Race Tightens
The Massachusetts Governor’s race has begun to heat up and tighten, with a new Rasmussen survey showing Governor Deval Patrick leading by five points over Charlie Baker. The survey shows Patrick at 39%, Baker at 34%, and Tim Cahill at … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Baker, Deval Patrick, Massachusetts Governors Race, Rasmussen, Treasurer Tim Cahill
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Feast of the Three Saints Announcement and Schedule
NEWS ALERT: Feast of Three Saints Announcement: Due to the impending heavy rain and high winds slated to hit the Greater Lawrence area on Friday, Sept 3rd from hurricane Earl the activities planned for the Opening Day of the Feast … Continue reading
The Presidential Address on Iraq
The President talked to the nation last night about the “end to combat operations” in Iraq. And while conservatives talk about the evils of domestic spending, and rail about the deficits being incurred by the federal government, they seem to … Continue reading
Arne Duncan on Education
A great spot on “This Week”, with education heavyweights with real policy differences talking about the Obama Administration efforts in this area. Superintendent Rhee in Washington has not been afraid to stir the pot vigorously. The Obama Administration has made … Continue reading