Coakley Wins the Democratic Nominee
By Meaghan Corson — 12/09/09 Another win has been called by The Associated Press. Martha Coakley has taken the Democratic Nominee of the Mass. Senate race with a 47 percent win. Coakley supporters gathered...
By Meaghan Corson — 12/09/09 Another win has been called by The Associated Press. Martha Coakley has taken the Democratic Nominee of the Mass. Senate race with a 47 percent win. Coakley supporters gathered...
By Meaghan Corson — 12/09/09 The race for the Republican Nominee of the Mass. Senate election has come to a close. Republican Scott Brown has recently won the nomination with an 89 percent.
By Meaghan Corson — 12/09/09 The final battle has begun tonight with the latest Massachusetts Senate election results. According to Boston.com, Martha Coakley is ahead of her fellow Democratic candidates at 47 percent. Democrat...
Watch WEBN’s live coverage of the U.S. Senate primary on December 8, 2009 at 8 p.m. EST. Click here for the live online stream
.By Jennifer Reading — 11/13/09
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi came to Boston today to endorse Congressman Michael Capuano who is running for the late Ted Kennedy’s Senate seat. Pelosi said she was honored to support her friend and colleague in his bid for Senate.
By WEBN Staff — 10/26/09 Democratic candidates for the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy’s seat Martha Coakley, Alan Khazei, Michael E. Capuano, and Stephen Pagliuca debated Monday at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston. You can watch the complete debate here…
By Kailani Koenig-Muenster — 10/23/09 President Barack Obama has called on the United States to lead the global clean energy movement. Today he spoke to scientific innovators and local politicians at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
By Julianne McDonald –10/23/09 President Barack Obama flew into Boston on Air Force One this morning. Massachusetts Senator John Kerry traveled on the plane with him from Washington, DC. President Barack Obama was in town to give a speech about smart energy at MIT and to campaign for Governor Deval Patrick.
By Mumbi-Michelle Kimani — 10/22/09
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick is still committed to public service no matter what he has faced in office.
That is what the Governor told an audience Thursday night at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government. His speech was titled “Inspiring Public Service” and that is what he tried to do.
By Paloma Richards — 10/17/09 There was music, costumes, and colorful signs. This may sound like a Halloween party, but this event had much more meaning to all its guests. This is an antiwar rally. Protesters gathered in Copley Square to voice their opposition to the war in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.