Photos: State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz Event at Ward 8
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State Representative Aaron Michlewitz, of the 3rd Suffolk District (North End, South End, Downtown), held a fundraiser event this week at Ward 8 Restaurant on N. Washington St. with friends, supporters and colleagues. Here are some photos from the event.
The North End’s political team: (L-R) City Councilor Sal LaMattina, State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and State Senator Joe Boncore
Standing: Paul, Aaron, Stephen & Jason … Sitting: Berna, Michele and ReRe
Joy, Art and Jennifer
Pam Donnaruma and Donato Frattaroli
Sheila, Jim, Viv and Gerry
(L-R) Jason, Anthony, Karen, Blake and Conor
So, who is winning this debate?
Dave, Maurizio and Jason
Rep. Michlewitz event at Ward 8 Restaurant
(L-R) Nick, Nancy, Gianni and Donato
Matthew Imbergamo and Ward 8 head chef Kenny Schweizer
It was a full house at the 2019 North End Christmas Fund Luncheon as hundreds came together for the annual charity event. Receiving honors this year: Toni GilardiUncle Fred Carangelo Humanitarian AwardJohn FiumaraPrivate Ernest J. Natale Community Service Award The committee also honored two longtime supporters who have been very generous in supporting the Christmas Fund luncheon over the Read More…
Our favorite “flower in her hair” community photographer, Michele Morgan, shares more than 100 photos from last week’s Eliot School Fundraiser, held at the Fairmont Battery Wharf Hotel. Michele wanted to make sure that everyone had a chance to see the dancing photos! If you can’t get enough, there are more photos from the Eliot Read More…
From the office of State Representative Aaron Michlewitz:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Blake Webber 617-722-2488
January 8, 2010
House Passes Landmark Education Legislation
Targets achievement gap; strengthens Commonwealth’s application for Race to the Top Funds
(BOSTON) – Third Suffolk State Representative Aaron Michlewitz joined his colleagues in the Massachusetts House of Representatives in passing crucial legislation focused on eliminating the achievement gap in schools across the Commonwealth. The bill – entitled An Act Relative to the Achievement Gap – strengthens the state’s application for $250 million in federal “Race to the Top” funding, allows stronger intervention authority for the state in underperforming districts, lifts the cap on charter schools in the lowest performing school districts and helps to facilitate innovation and excellence in schools throughout Massachusetts.
“We are one step closer to providing every child with a real opportunity for a well-rounded and positive educational experience in the City of Boston.” said State Representative Michlewitz. “This bill should place the Commonwealth and the City at the front of the line with the $250 million in the Race To The Top funding by the Obama Administration.”
