By Satenik Karapetyan — 10/27/2011
Democrat Alan Khazei’s MA Senate campaign is over. In an announcement today at his campaign headquarters in Boston, Khazei said he believes the best way he now can be of service is to bring his campaign to a close.
Category: Politics
Political Support Lacking for Occupy Wall Street
By Kate Spalla — 10/24/2011
Lawmakers are not responding. That’s what the Occupy Wall Street protestors are saying after weeks in New York City’s Zuccotti Park.
MA Senate Candidate Khazei Isn’t Going Anywhere
By Leeza Yeretzian — 10/22/2011
Alan Khazei is in it for the long haul.
In a special in-studio interview with WEBN, the social entrepreneur, the father, the idealist, and Massachusetts Democratic Senate candidate discussed his proactive campaign platform and his inspiration behind joining the race.
GOP Presidential Debate Gets Testy
By Katherine Spalla — 10/18/2011
The GOP presidential candidates were back debating tonight. Anderson Cooper moderated the CNN Western Republican Debate in Las Vegas.
Occupy Boston March Through Boston
By Marc Liverman — 10/17/2011
Occupy Boston demonstrators are not going away. Saturday they marched through downtown Boston starting at Park Street.
Occupy Movement Is New Generation’s Revolution
By Markus Garcia — 10/13/2011
Jylnn Erikson believes that Occupy Boston is the “revolution of her generation.” Erikson is a 14 year old, home schooled student, who joined the Occupy Boston protest two days ago with one of her friends. They are currently sleeping at the site in a tent and on cardboard to show their solidarity.
Occupy Boston Protestors Are Arrested
By Leah Mishkin and Marc Liverman — 10/10/2011
Occupy Boston protesters have increased in numbers. After being camped out for more than a week at Dewey Square, they expanded and claimed the northern section of the Greenway. However, after protesters failed to leave by Mayor Menino’s deadline of Tuesday at midnight, Boston police removed them from that area.
Logistics At Occupy Boston
By Markus Garcia — 10/12/2011
“We’re here for the long haul,” said Philip Anderson, a media representative for the protest group Occupy Boston. Anderson says the group will continue to protest until there is “real systemic change.”
Candidates Talk Economy at Republican Presidential Debate
By Kate Spalla — 10/11/2011
All eyes are on the economy. Tuesday night’s GOP debate in Hanover, New Hampshire focused on the Republican presidential candidates’ plans to fix the country’s finances.
Bob Massie Drops Out of U.S. Senate Race
By Kate Spalla — 10/7/11 Bob Massie is out of the race. The former 1994 lieutenant governor candidate is now
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