Gary Mello for City Council, 2013
Gary Mello, 60, a lifelong Central Square resident and Cambridge Rindge & Latin School graduate, has gone from longtime employee at the Harvard Sailing Center to longtime pharmacist, but holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in engineering from the …
Three challengers for council form ‘Clean Slate,’ return slate politics to city elections
Three first-time City Council candidates have formed the first official slate Cambridge politics has seen in years, and they’re inviting more challengers aboard.
Marc McGovern for City Council, 2013
Marc McGovern, a fourth-generation Cantabrigian, graduated from Cambridge Rindge & Latin School in 1987 and went on to the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. After a few years off, he returned to school at the University of Massachusetts at Bo …
Nadeem Mazen for City Council, 2013
Nadeem Mazen moved to Cambridge for undergraduate and graduate work at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology but “fell in love with the city” and stayed to open two small businesses in Central Square: danger!awesome, which does retail prototyping a …
David Maher for City Council, 2013
David Maher, 55, is a lifelong Cantabrigian, a 20-year administrator at the nonprofit Cambridge Family & Children’s Service and a longtime elected official. The son of a police officer and graduate of the Suffolk University School of Business Manag …
Logan E. Leslie for City Council, 2013
Logan Leslie was born in 1986 and raised by two middle-class parents in Connecticut, where he was active in his community as a volunteer firefighter and Eagle Scout and worked at construction and landscaping jobs. At 17, he enlisted in the U.S. Army, s …
Election Commission reminds voters of deadlines, absentee voter options
The city’s municipal election will be held Nov. 5. Polls will be open Election Day from 7 to 8 p.m., but there are other options if needed.
Incumbents I’m supporting in the Nov. 5 election and why
Of the eight council candidates currently on either the council or the School Committee, these are the only ones who seem to understand the importance of the school budget and the need to ask questions about it.
Councillor vanBeuzekom announces resident events in reelection campaign (update)
City councillor Minka vanBeuzekom is meeting with citizens throughout the city to talk about their concerns and her work on the council, including events Wednesday and Friday.
Smith continues meet-and-greet events Tuesday at Cambridgeport apartments
The campaign of Jefferson R. Smith for Cambridge City Council has announced a 4 p.m. Tuesday meet and greet event at the Lyndon B. Johnson Apartments in Cambridgeport.
