Photo Gallery: Supporters Gather at Fiore Ristorante for City Councilor Sal LaMattina
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It was a perfect summer night as supporters of District 1 City Councilor Sal LaMattina (North End, Charlestown and East Boston) held a fundraiser at Fiore Ristorante on Hanover Street. (Photos by Matt Conti.)
From the left, Daniel Toscano, Toni Gilardi, Councilor Sal LaMattina and Steven Siciliano
From the left, Robert Soohoo, Michael Vaughn, Kelly Soto, Councilor Sal LaMattina and James Chin
Fiore Collela and Councilor Sal LaMattina
(L-R) Kempton Flemming, Councilor Sal LaMattina and Shirley Henry
From the left, Kathy Carangelo, Lisa, LaMattina, Sal LaMattina and Toni Gilardi
Councilor Sal LaMattina, Dr. Seema Jacoli and Jeff Drago
From the left, Bill Mandell, Councilor Sal LaMattina and Patrick Butler
City Councilor Sal LaMattina gathers with supporters and friends for his fundraiser at Fiore.
Liana, Sal and Lisa LaMattina
(L-R) Chuck, Nolan, George, Councilor Sal LaMattina and Paul
(L-R) Lucille Reed, Councilor Sal LaMattina, Peggy Cannata and Lucille Drago
Ashish Patel and Councilor Sal LaMattina
Lori Toscano, Sal and Lisa LaMattina
(L-R) Daniel Toscano, Councilor Sal LaMattina, Jeff Drago and Steven Siciliano
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