Cambridge
Cambridge City Council Candidate: Thomas J. Stohlman, Jr.
An MIT graduate with degrees in architecture and chemical engineering, Thomas J. Stohlman, Jr. sees his education as selling point in his campaign for Cambridge City Council.
Candidate Profile: E. Denise Simmons
“Green collar” jobs, forums for students, celebrations of diversity from Haiti to Ireland—all on a frugal budget. These are the ongoing projects of Councilor E. Denise Simmons, who will be running for her sixth term on the Cambridge City Council this month.
Sierra Club Endorses Local Candidates
The Sierra Club recently announced its endorsement of seven of the eighteen current candidates for Cambridge City Council.
Candidate Profile: Henrietta Davis
Henrietta Davis has worked to promote change in her community through her experiences as a city planner, a Cambridge School Committee member, and founder of the Healthy Children Task Force. Now, she is running for re-election for a ninth term on the Cambridge City Council.
Candidate Profile: Craig Kelley
Craig Kelley, who has been on the City Council for six years, boasts a wide-reaching agenda for Cambridge, including plans to strengthen the relationship between the school system and local government and to increase safety for pedestrians and bikers.
Candidate Profile: Charles W. Marquardt
Charles W. Marquardt is running for Cambridge City Council again this year, hoping to bring a different perspective to the race.
Candidate Profile: Timothy J. Toomey Jr.
As a City Councillor since 1990 and a State Representative since 1993, Toomey says that he hopes “the big thing that people will recognize is my many years of service.”
Portion of Red Line To Shut Down On Weekends
Repairs that will shut down portions of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority subway system every weekend for nearly six months will commence on November 5.
Halloween at Harvard and Beyond
Check out these events, both spooky and sweet, coming your way this Halloween.
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Bob Slate Stationer is returning to Harvard Square under the new ownership of Laura E. Donohue ’85.
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Bob Slate Stationery is returning to Harvard Square at 30 Brattle St. under the new ownership of Laura E. Donohue ’85. The store will continue to sell pens, cards, evelopes, art supplies, and journals to all stationery lovers.
