Big Crowd Comes Out to Support Rep. Aaron Michlewitz
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“When I walked in, I thought he was running for President,” quipped the Wild Duck’s Sal DiGiralamo about the large crowd gathered at Tuesday night’s fundraiser for State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz (D-North End). The annual event at Ward 8 Restaurant & Bar brought out plenty of North End residents, local business owners and a host of Boston political figures including House Speaker Robert DeLeo.
At 36, Michlewitz has represented the North End / Waterfront for nearly six years as part of the 3rd Suffolk District. A lifelong North End resident, he filled the House of Representatives seat vacated by former Speaker Sal DiMasi in July 2009 after winning a special election in the 3rd Suffolk District. The popular State Rep. has been unopposed in the most recent elections. Here are some photos from the April 7th event.
State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and House Speaker Robert DeLeo
State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz with Marie “ReRe” Bamonte (left) and Michele Tirella
State Senator Anthony Petruccelli (left) and State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz
Lillian Ferullo talks to State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz (center) and Speaker Robert DeLeo
Crowd around the center bar at Ward 8
(L-R) Rep. Dan Cullinane, John Romano and newly elected East Boston Rep. Adrian Madaro
(L-R) Chrissy, Karen, Olivia, Carla and Marie
NEWRA President Ford Cavallari (left) and State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz
City Councilor Sal LaMattina (left), Kathy Carangelo and Suffolk University’s John Nucci
Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and Stephen Passacantilli
(L-R) John McDonnell, Billy Tse and Paul Ragusa
(L-R) John Romano, Matthew Bamonte, Gennaro Moretti and Jeffrey Moretti
Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and James Gannon
(L-R) Anna, Cathy, Lenore and Nate
Rep. Michlewitz and Sigorney
(L-R) Patrick, John, Nicholas, Gennaro and Kristin
Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and NEWNC Councilor Anne Devlin Tagliaferro
Sheila Moretti, Vivien Aluia, Donato Frattaroli and Anthony
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