Just a quick update:
There is a candidate forum at the Jackson-Mann community center on Tuesday, August 6th. The meet and greet starts at 6 O'clock, and the official forum begins at 7. I hope to see a great turnout!
I'd also like to remind everyone that the U.S. Air Force Liberty Band is performing on Thursday, August 9th at Chandler's Pond. The concert begins at 7:00 p.m. This is a wonderful opportunity to come together as a community. I know it will be a great show and a great time.
About Rosie
- Rosie Hanlon
- Allston/Brighton, MA, United States
- Born and raised in Brighton, daughter of Irish immigrants, Tom and Eileen Clougher, Rosie lives on Chiswick Road with her family. A mother of five children (Siobahn, 21; Kaileigh, 19; Connor, 17; Mariah, 14; and Rory, 12), Rosie has been a longtime champion, advocate and leader of her community. Her concerns are those of her neighbors and Rosie has the experience, commitment and a proven track record of results protecting and serving her community. “We Can Do It!” is one of Rosie’s mottoes and she has successfully worked together with our elected officials, local business owners, teachers, parents, police and others to ensure that Allston-Brighton remains a community where our children can raise their children.
Rosie Hanlon
Candidate for City Council, Allston-Brighton
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a. Stenographic Machine Output
Public funds are used for the nobid Council stenographic services provided by Fritch Stenographic Associates
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Will you make available the City Council stenographic machine output?...
b. Stenographic Software. Closed Captioning.
Will you make Closed Captioning available from the Stenographic Machine software?... People with hearing loss would have access to following the Council proceedings and transactions.
b. Council Publications. Council Documents. Council Communications. Council Notices.
Will you put on the web the City Council publications and Council public documents, for example the Annual Reports of City Departments kept by City Messenger Ron Cobb
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ron.cobb at cityofboston.gov
c. Council Communications.
Will you improve City Council communications so civic minded people can better follow the proceedings and transactions of the Council?...
d. Minutes
The Minutes of the City Council are abbreviated, edited to so brief a document that the transactions and proceedings are ambiguous. The Minutes can not be read by and understood clearly. For example, Papers are mentioned without reference to the topic of Papers. Will you improve the Minutes of the City Council
http://cityofboston.gov/citycouncil
so that the Minutes are less ambiguous about what happened during the public meetings of the Council?...
e. Docket Numbers. Index. Cross Index.
Will you make available on the web
(1) an index to the Ciy Council Docket numbers and
(2) a cross index to related City Council Docket numbers?...
f. Full Content of Council Notices
Will you put on the web the full notices of public meetings of City Council Committees?...
g. Wording. Semantic of Council Communications, Notices.
Will you improve the wording of City Council Committees' communications and notices of public meetings so to be more welcoming to people with civic interest in Council proceedings and transactions?...
h. Public Feedback, Comment
Will you make it easier for public feedback and comment on City Council proceedings and transactions?...
i. Council Library
Will you make the City Council Library more available to the public?...
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