Dear fellow activists and artists,
I'm volunteering to help raise funds for KidsArts! Multicultural After School and Summer Program in Jamaica Plain. It truly takes a village, online and offline, to sustain this rare program in our city.
a. Potential city councilors.
What links are there for web pages of any potential candidates in the next Boston City Council election?
On October 12, 2010 the federal government will put on trial our party’s elected leader, neighbor and friend, Boston City Councilor Chuck Turner. It will attempt to convince a jury that he is guilty of extorting $1,000 and lying to FBI officials.
Chuck Turner is an honest man who has never extorted a penny from anyone. He has championed justice for everyone, especially the residents of District 7 in Boston, Massachusetts. Chuck maintains his innocence. He will use the trial to expose the unethical and immoral behavior of those who have conspired to silence him.
What ever happened to the noble ideals of journalism? Newspapers have a critical role to play in our democracy, to provoke critical thinking and provide the information we need to preserve our freedoms. But the opinion page of the April 8th edition of the Boston Herald projects more hate than light.
January 18, 2010
Dear President Obama,
The following letter was submitted by the Portuguese-Speaking Complete Count Committee to the Boston Globe and WBUR in response to the recent call for a Census boycott that Jason Pramas described in his Open Media Boston editorial on this issue. It was printed in part in the Boston Globe:
Dear Editor,
Daniel Grabauskas, General Manager, MBTA
10 Park Plaza, Suite 5610
Boston MA 02116
dgrabauskas@mbta.com
Re: MBTA Courtesy Button
Dear Mr. Grabauskas,
We've designed a badge for public transportation customers to wear in order to encourage passenger civility. We hope to raise awareness of fellow passenger's comfort with this visual reminder.
An Open Letter to Professor Jacob Hacker, University of California, Berkeley
An Open Letter to Sen. Edward Kennedy (D - Mass.)
Dear Bill Keller and Clark Hoyt – For the first time in the span of a generation, national health care reform is back on the horizon, and I’m writing to you to step back for a moment into the history of the Times’s reporting on health care reform. Last year I began a research project with two researchers from Harvard Medical School, Drs. David Himmelstein and Steffie Woolhandler, to look at the history of major state health reforms such as TennCare, the Oregon Health Plan, MinnesotaCare, and many others.
