Candidate Forum State Senate First Worcester District

Candidate Forum State Senate First Worcester District

Candidate Forum State Senate First Worcester District

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Announcing a Candidate Forum for State Senate First Worcester District 
MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 6:30 PM at The Willows, 101 Barry Rd., Worcester,MA.
Hank Stolz (Host – Talk of the Commonwealth on the Radio Worcester Network), Ana Bottary (Spectrum News 1 TV Anchor) and Gary Rosen (former Worcester City Councilor) will be moderating an interesting, informative and surely well-attended Candidate Forum for the Massachusetts State Senate First Worcester District seat.

(Worcester, Berlin, Boylston, Northborough, West Boylston)

Doors to the Willows 135-seat capacity hall will open at 6:00 PM with the program starting promptly at 6:30 PM and running to around 8:00 PM. Doors stay open until 8:30 PM to allow voters to talk to the candidates following the event.
Held mere days before the Sept. 6 Primary Election, this forum will allow JOE PETTY and ROBYN KENNEDY to meet, greet and inform voters of their platforms and how they plan to make the Senate District and the City of Worcester a better place to live, work, own a business, go to school and to visit.
Interest in this forum is expected to be high so it also will be live streamed at www.radioworcester.com

Besides fielding questions from the panel, the candidates will ask questions of each other.
Questions will NOT be taken from the audience.

Thanks to The Willows (Salmon Health and Retirement) for their hospitality.

Jeffery Sossa-Paquette on the upcoming vote on same-sex marriage

Jeffery Sossa-Paquette on the upcoming vote on same-sex marriage

Jeffery Sossa-Paquette on the upcoming vote on same-sex marriage

WBDC-PODCAST

Jeffery Sossa-Paquette, who is a Republican running for Congress and is a gay man, spoke with Talk of the Commonwealth about the upcoming vote on same-sex marriage.  He feels they are very close to getting 10 Republican Senators to vote in favor.  He also spoke about getting spending under control and balancing the budget.

District 5 City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj – Mill St. Building Collapse

District 5 City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj – Mill St. Building Collapse

District 5 City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj – Mill St. Building Collapse

WBDC-PODCAST

Occupants of the Mill Street apartments worried about where they will be living after the roof collapse, have a new worry, being called into court by the landlord’s management firm. Even though the city had yet to determine if the apartment building was safe to return to, the renters are being called to court. District 5 City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj finds the behaviour outrageous and is doing all she can to see the tenants rights are upheld.