– Allison Goldsberry The five candidates seeking Jim Marzilli’s former state representative seat have different approaches to the traditional candidate endorsements- some are racking them up and touting
February 5 is the New “Super Tuesday” Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton at a campaign event in Penacook, New Hampshire on January 5. Clinton, along with Arizona Senator John
InsideMedford.com has asked the five candidates running for the 23rd Middlesex House seat to submit statements about their candidacies. Below are statements from four of those five candidates-
Dear Friend and Neighbor, I am proud to announce my candidacy for State Representative for the open seat of the 23rd Middlesex District- comprising sections of Arlington and
I am running for State Representative to repair the partnership between state and municipal government and to help make state government more compassionate. I’ve served on the Arlington
Greetings to the voters of West Medford. As a candidate for the vacant seat of State Representative for the 23rd Middlesex District, I would like to introduce myself.
John Worden, former Moderator of Arlington, is a candidate for the position of Representative in General Court for the 23rd Middlesex District (West Medford-Arlington). Mr. Worden has been
A map of the Medford part of the 23rd Middlesex House District. Much of West Medford is included in the district. Map courtesy Secretary of State. InsideMedford.com and
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton at a campaign event in Penacook, New Hampshire on January 5. Clinton, along with Arizona Senator John McCain, emerged from Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary
Richardson Also Benefits from Tufts Connection Medford residents have donated more money to US Senator Barack Obama, above, than to any other presidential candidate. Photo courtesy Office of
– Allison Goldsberry Story updated 5:13PM Monday, December 31, 2007 Two Arlington residents running for the 23rd Middlesex House seat have dropped out of the race after failing
