Connolly kicks off mayoral campaign

More than 400 enthusiastic supporters attended a rally this evening to kick off Boston City Councilor John Connolly’s campaign for Mayor of Boston.

Connolly announces campaign for mayor of Boston

Boston City Councilor John Connolly announced today his candidacy for Mayor of Boston

4 Year Term for the Office of Mayor to Come Before Voters (Quincy)

By Brian McNamee. Pros and Cons on 4 Year Term for the Office of Mayor There is a citizen’s initiative petition being circulated by the Quincy Chamber of Commerce to add a ballot question regarding a 4 year term for the Office of Mayor. If successful with this petition a question regarding the 4 year [...]

Malden mayor celebrates Community Week at Linden School

Mayor Gary Christenson celebrates Community Week at the Linden School.  The first grade students surprised the Mayor by displaying pictures they colored of him as he entered the room!

Mayor Menino announces Boston Moves for Health will team with Weight Watchers for innovative pilot program at health centers

On behalf of Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Dr. Barbara Ferrer, Executive Director of the Boston Public Health Commission, joined Daniel Boockvar, Weight Watchers International, Inc.’s Senior Vice President of U.S. Operations, to announce a new program that will offer discounted Weight Watchers memberships to eligible Boston residents. As part of Mayor Menino’s Boston Moves for Health initiative, Weight Watchers, a leader in weight management services that has helped millions of people worldwide, will work with Dorchester House Multi-Service Center, Mattapan Community Health Center, and East Boston Neighborhood Health Center to provide steeply discounted weight loss and weight management services for up to 1,000 qualifying participants beginning in January.

AACA Community Forum Hosts Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch

Quincy Mayor Tom Koch spoke on “Empowering Immigrant Communities in Quincy: Difficulties, Opportunities and Civic Engagement” at the Asian American Civic Association Summer 2012 Community Forum on July 12. Over 75 Chinatown and Quincy residents as well as community leaders attended the meeting.