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Ward 3 Democrats to Hold Candidate’s Night for Boston Mayor; City Council – October 25th

Posted on Author Jason AluiaComments Off on Ward 3 Democrats to Hold Candidate’s Night for Boston Mayor; City Council – October 25th

The Ward 3 Democratic Committee will hold a Candidate’s Night for those running for Boston Mayor and City Council at-large at the Nazzaro Community Center, (30 North Bennett Street) on Wednesday October 25th, 2017 at 6:00 PM.

All candidates running for Mayor of Boston and City Council At-Large will be invited to speak and answer questions from residents. After the candidate presentations members of the Ward committee will hold a vote on whether to endorse any of the candidates.

The Candidate’s Night is open to the public. For more information please contact Ward 3 Chairman Jason A. Aluia at WardThreeDem@gmail.com or call 617-447-4987.

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