Photos: Mayor’s 2013 Coffee Hour at Christopher Columbus Park
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District 1 City Councilor Sal LaMattina at Christopher Columbus Park
Standing in for Mayor Menino was Boston Chief of Public Property Michael Galvin
Neighbors Gather at the Mayor’s Coffee Hour
Councilors Rob Consalvo, Sal LaMattina and Felix Arroyo
Family Fun at the Coffee Hour
BPD Captain Thomas Lee (left) and State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz (right) with Chris Fincham and neighbors
Donna Freni and Parks Commissioner Toni Pollak
Enjoying the flowering plants at the Mayor’s Coffee Hour
Meeting Mayoral Candidate and State Rep. Marty Walsh
State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and constituent at the Mayor’s Coffee Hour
Talking to City Councilor Felix Arroyo
Big Crowd at the Mayor’s Coffee Hour
The Ladies at the Mayor’s Coffee Hour
Mayor Thomas M. Menino could not make last week’s Mayor’s Coffee Hour at Christopher Columbus Park, but that did stop the friendly community gathering. Helping stand in for the Mayor were Property Chief Michael Galvin, Parks Commissioner Antonia Pollak, City Councilors Sal LaMattina, Felix Arroyo and Rob Consalvo along with State Representatives Aaron Michlewitz and Marty Walsh. All participants enjoyed coffee and treats from Dunkin’ Donuts, complimentary plants and fresh fruit from Whole Foods Market.
It’s over 80 degrees today, so I’m wondering why Chris needs a sweatshirt until I’m approached by a NFL Network representative at Christopher Columbus Park who gives me a small plastic football and a card promoting “A Football Life,” featuring New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick. Chris is one of five selected statues wearing Read More…
On Monday, June 2nd, join in the Summer Fitness Series Kick-off, 5:30 p.m., at Christopher Columbus Park. There will be a free bootcamp and Zumba along with resource tables and giveaways.
From the Office of Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino: Mayor Thomas M. Menino today in his annual speech to the Boston Chamber of Commerce announced a new vision for the Boston’s waterfronts, outlining the first Municipal Harbor Plan in 20 years – a plan which 20 years ago paved the way for transformative projects such Read More…
