DiCara: Now Is Menino’s Chance To Establish His Legacy
Boston will keep a familiar face in power for another four years. Mayor Thomas Menino beat Michael Flaherty at the polls Tuesday and made history by entering his unprecedented fifth term in office. The victory was not a surprise to many, including to political analyst Larry DiCara.
2009 Boston Municipal Election Results
The following election results are unofficial.
Menino’s 20-Year Mandate Comes With Conditions
Voters Take To The Polls In Municipal Elections
Flaherty: Menino Has Lowered Boston’s Expectations
BOSTON — The most competitive mayoral election that Boston has seen in two decades is decided Tuesday, Nov. 3. In the remaining days, incumbent Thomas Menino and his challenger, City Councilor Michael Flaherty, are reaching out to any voters in the city who are undecided. In the first of two final interviews with the candidates, Flaherty sat down with us this week in WBUR’s Studio 2.
Boston Mayoral Candidates Face Off For Final Time
Boston Seaport Renewal Still Just A Blueprint
BOSTON — Development has emerged as a major issue in Boston’s mayoral race. And nowhere in the city is the promise of urban renewal — and the disappointment — more evident than the Seaport. Building projects are moving at a glacial pace and city planners say the area won’t be completed for another 30 years.
Despite Popular Support, Pilot Schools Stalled In Boston
BOSTON — Public education has emerged as a high-profile issue in this year’s Boston mayoral contest, though much of the focus has been on the debate over charter schools. Meanwhile, the pilot school program in the city has stalled, leaving many wondering: What happened to this once nationally recognized Boston innovation?
Commentary: Boston’s Mayoral Candidates Leave Much To Be Desired
BOSTON — From bad lighting to confusing jargon, WBUR Senior Media Analyst John Carroll said Monday night’s mayoral debate revealed little about the candidates and left voters with more questions than answers.
Development, Education Issues Top Low-Key Mayoral Debate
BOSTON — With two weeks to go to the election, City Councilor Michael Flaherty had one last chance to change the dynamics of the mayoral election before a large audience Monday night. Flaherty is trailing Menino by twenty points in the latest poll. The debate brought out difference between the candidates, but no clear winner.
In Final Round, Mayoral Candidates Debate Schools, Housing, Crime, E-Mails
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Esperanza Rising
November 20, 2009
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Worcester Chamber Music Society "Baroque Fantasies"
November 20, 2009
At St John the Evangelist Church -
Talich Quartet
November 20, 2009
At Sweeney Concert Hall-Sage Hall -
Concert: Boston Artists Ensemble
November 20, 2009
At Peabody Essex Museum









