Warren Rallies Supporters at Pittsfield HeadquartersBy Andy McKeever,
09:03PM / Sunday, August 05, 2012 | |
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The message hasn't changed in more than a year on the campaign trail for U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren and she vowed to local Democrats on Sunday to keep "fighting" even after the November election.
Warren is at odds with incumbent Sen. Scott Brown, R-Wrentham, in regards to the economy. While he is emphasizing the private sector, Warren is emphasizing public infrastructure.
"The Republicans say that the way to build a future is to cut taxes for those who have the most, to reduce regulations for the Wall Street companies that broke the economy," Warren said after 0 Comments
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Nuciforo Releasing Policy Plan During District TourNuciforo Campaign,
08:56AM / Monday, July 16, 2012 | |
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Congressional candidate Andrea F. Nuciforo Jr. will release an eight-point policy plan during a districtwide tour on Tuesday, July 17.
The former state senator's eight-point policy plan aims to restore economic justice in America and to restore prosperity to the middle class. The plan aims to revive American manufacturing, ensure retirement security and revitalize small business, among other priorities.
Nuciforo will start the day in Great Barrington, and travel to Holyoke, Springfield, Pittsfield and North Adams.
Nuciforo's tour includes the following times and locations:
8:45: Great Barrington Bagel Company, 777 Main St., Great Barrington
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Nuciforo, Shein Talk Live on New England Public Radio| 08:50AM / Monday, July 16, 2012 | |
Both Berkshire candidates vying with the 2nd District's U.S. Rep. Richard Neal for the Democratic nomination for the newly drawn 1st Congressional District seat will appear live this week on two special editions of New England Public Radio's "Focus: Western New England."
Middle Berkshire Registrar of Deeds Andrea F. Nuciforo Jr. will join host Susan Kaplan on Monday, July 16, at 4 p.m.; and Alford activist and humorist Bill Shein joins Kaplan on Tuesday, July 17, also at 4 p.m. Each will hold a live, one-hour discussion of their campaigns and the issues facing Massachusetts voters as they go to the polls on Sept. 6 for the primary. Both candidates will 0 Comments
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Richmond Town Caucus Set March 26| 03:31PM / Friday, February 10, 2012 | |
RICHMOND, Mass. — The town caucus will be held on Monday, March 26.
Nomination papers for the May 26 town election are now available from the town clerk's office. The offices that will appear on the ballot are as follows:
One Member of the Board of Selectmen: 3-year term
One Member of the Board of Health: 3-year term
One Member of the Board of Health: 3-year term
One Member of the Finance Committee: 3-year term
One Member of the Finance Committee: 3-year term
One Member of the School Committee: 3-year term
One Member of the School Committee: 1-year term
One Member of the Board of Library Trustees: 3-year term
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North Adams Democrats Host Candidate Shein| 09:51AM / Tuesday, January 31, 2012 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The North Adams Democratic City Committee will host Democratic congressional candidate Bill Shein on Friday, Feb. 3, at 6:30 at the Freight Yard Pub.
Northern Berkshire Democrats and independent voters are invited to attend. Shein will address the gathering, which will also feature greetings from guests and city committee members.
Shein, of Alford, is a syndicated humor/political columnist and political activist. He recently announced his candidacy for the newly redrawn and consolidated 1st Massachusetts District seat.
Also, Greg Maynard, Western Massachusetts coordinator for U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren, will speak on her behalf.
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