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The Suffolk Journal

OPINION: Wu gives hope for future women politicians in the city

OPINION: Wu gives hope for future women politicians in the city

Samantha Bailey, Staff Writer November 16, 2021

Michelle Wu was elected mayor on Nov. 1. Wu is the first woman, Asian-American and person of color to be elected as the mayor of Boston — a huge shift for Boston politics. This is an incredible progressive...

Suffolk alumnus and State Rep. candidate accused of sexual misconduct, loses endorsements

Suffolk alumnus and State Rep. candidate accused of sexual misconduct, loses endorsements

William Woodring, Staff Writer February 24, 2021

Suffolk University alumnus and State Representative candidate Valentino “Tino” Capobianco lost endorsements from top democrats in Massachusetts Tuesday due to sexual misconduct allegations that may...

Haley Clegg / Photo Editor

Officials push the breaks on travel ban

Alexa Gagosz February 8, 2017

The recent executive order on immigration from newly inaugurated President Donald Trump has sent shockwaves throughout Boston and the nation. Boston officials such as Mayor Marty Walsh and Massachusetts...

Courtesy of Flickr user Deval Patrick, Eric Haynes/Governor’s Office

Coakley, Democratic machine will be too much for Baker

October 22, 2014

by Ian Kea In two weeks, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will elect a new governor. The new governor will be the first woman to hold that title, not only because of her networking, but also with the...

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