Kennedy greets T riders amid complaints on campaign’s activities
Just as his campaign’s activities have come under scrutiny in a Federal Election Commission complaint, Fourth District Congressional candidate Joseph Kennedy III met locals during a campaign meet and greet on Thursday. The Congressional hopeful greeted T riders in Coolidge Corner, shaking hands and chatting with Brookline residents. Over the course of the race, Kennedy […]
Menino hospitalized over weekend
Mayor Thomas Menino was hospitalized at Brigham and Women’s Hospital on Friday after being diagnosed with a virus, city officials said. Menino returned from a vacation in Italy two days early after being struck with the virus, according to a statement from the Mayor’s Press Office. It is not certain when he will be released […]
Romney criticizes energy policies in town hall debate
In their second debate, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney attacked the nation’s four years under President Barack Obama, who argued that he would continue his commitments to the country if elected for a second term. Candy Crowley of CNN’s “State of the Union” moderated the debate, which was held at Hofstra University. The debate commenced […]
Committee moves closer to new district map
As the clock ticks for the Boston City Council to approve the newest redistricting map, city councilors proposed a third map at a redistricting meeting on Tuesday that could pass a council vote as early as Wednesday. The meeting at City Hall reflected councilors’ efforts to put forth a third map that would serve the […]
Biden defends Obama administration after Ryan’s attacks in first VP debate Thursday
Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan faced a more experienced Vice President Joe Biden in the first vice presidential debate on Thursday night, as the two contested foreign policy and tax plans for the first time. Moderator Martha Raddatz, of ABC News, threw foreign policy on the table, referencing the recent attack in Libya that […]
