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The rain held off for the annual Mayor’s Coffee Hour with Marty Walsh at Christopher Columbus Park on Tuesday. Dozens of North End / Waterfront residents came out to speak with Mayor Walsh about various issues. In his remarks, Walsh noted that he is hearing a lot about development and traffic concerns. Also speaking at the event were State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and Boston Parks Commissioner Chris Cook.
Rep. Michlewitz and Mayor Walsh used the occasion to recognize longtime neighborhood coordinator Nicole Leo who is leaving for a new position at City Hall. Mayor Walsh also announced that North End native Maria Lanza will be taking up the liaison position for the neighborhood. As always, complementary Dunkin Donuts coffee and potted plants from the city’s nursery were handed out to attendees.
Mayor Walsh talks to North End / Waterfront residents at annual coffee hour
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh speaks to local residents at Christopher Columbus Park at the June 2015 Coffee Hour
State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz speaks at the Mayor’s Coffee Hour
Nicole Leo receives recognition award from State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and Mayor Marty Walsh
Cith Hall to Go on hand for city transactions
Parks Commissioner Chris Cook
Photos above by Matt Conti.
More photos below, courtesy of Jon Seamans, Boston Parks & Recreation Department:
The North End was well-represented by Jean Casale, Bob Venuti, Marie Salvati, and Diane Straus at the Neighborhood Coffee Hour hosted by Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department at Christopher Columbus Park on June 16. The Neighborhood Coffee Hours give residents a unique opportunity to meet Mayor Walsh while enjoying breakfast treats from Dunkin’ Donuts, fresh fruit from Whole Foods Market, and white petunias grown in the city’s greenhouses.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh welcomes Gold Star Mother Chris Devlin of the MA Beirut Memorial Fund to the June 16 Neighborhood Coffee Hour hosted by Mayor Walsh and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department at Christopher Columbus Park in the North End. Attendees were treated to coffee and Munchkins from Dunkin’ Donuts and fresh fruit from Whole Foods Market along with white petunias from the Parks Department greenhouses at Franklin Park.
North Enders Andrea Blake and Jen Sanderson (holding two-year-old Jillian) enjoy the beautiful weather at Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s Neighborhood Coffee Hour presented on June 16 by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department at Christopher Columbus Park. Participants were treated to white petunias from the city’s greenhouses as a gift from Mayor Walsh, coffee and Munchkins from Dunkin’ Donuts, and fresh fruit from Whole Foods Market.
Victoria Bonney of the North End was spotted with her two-year old cockapoo Wally – dressed up with his bowtie for the occasion – at Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s Neighborhood Coffee Hour at Christopher Columbus Park on July 16. Mayor Walsh and other City officials hosted the Boston Parks and Recreation Department event allowing residents a chance to speak one-on-one about issues ranging from park improvements to housing. Coffee and breakfast treats were provided by Dunkin’ Donuts along with fresh fruit from Whole Foods Market and white petunias grown in the city’s greenhouses.
Two-year-old Eamon Hall and his nanny Jojo McCormack enjoy Dunkin’ Donuts coffee and Munchkins at the June 16 Neighborhood Coffee Hour hosted by Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department at Christopher Columbus Park.
Faith Morellato and daughter Daniela, 2, were among the residents at Christopher Columbus Park in the North End during the Neighborhood Coffee Hour hosted by Mayor Martin J. Walsh, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, Dunkin’ Donuts, and Whole Foods on June 16.
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