Pols Converge On Black Rock Day

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Two rivals for state senate, Bill Finch and Tyler Mack, groove to Black Rock Day.

Nothing like a little politicking on a neighborhood pride day. Black Rock Day lived up to its annual celebration with a variety of pols meeting and greeting and running.

State Rep. Steve Stafstrom cruises to fourth place finish overall in road race.
Mayor Joe Ganim finished fourth among the 60-plus age runners in the road race.
State Senate candidate Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox with North End political leaders Michelle and Tom Lyons.
Finch and friends join Michelle and Tom Lyons.
Lined up for the road race.
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  2. Joel,
    When you have nothing personal to say, you provide an opportunity for others to hear a message that works for you? What are the three top things that RFK,Jr. will do for you that the other candidates oppose? Where is the usual attention by the Republicans citing facts and policy mistakes where Trump’s term actually proved that he was and could be a better administrator, a leader of the Free World, and using dollars primarily to benefit the wealthy billionaire class rather than the Common Good? Age is relative to health, and “Trumpeting” about your mental state and intellectual genius ( while forgetting the name of your physician) does not score points in this race.
    In a community where few citizens exercise their right and eligibility to vote, how can we be pleased or proud with the future of local democratic practice? Time will tell.

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