Thank you Eyes on Early Education for your support and leadership on this issue. I am excited to be working with organizations such as Early Education for All and Strategies for Children to ensure the youngest members of our community get the quality education they deserve.
I want to thank everyone for coming out tonight to support City Sprouts. I know that your time and resources are precious with many worthy competing claims laid on both. I also want to congratulate Jane Hirshi and her team for having the dedication and commitment to ensure that for the last 12 years children throughout Cambridge have had the experience of literally touching the earth, nurturing food from seed to table, and learning firsthand about the source of the food they consume.
By Bob Neer
Blue Mass Group
In a remarkable political story 13-year Cambridge City Councillor Marjorie Decker is poised to replace long-time progressive champion state representative Alice Wolf in Thursday’s primary vote for the 25th Middlesex district. Decker worked for Wolf as a legislative aid and campaign manager and has won her endorsement, as well as those of current Cambridge Mayor Henrietta Davis and former Cambridge Mayors Barbara Ackermann, Francis (Frank) Duehay, Kenneth Reeves, Sheila Russell, Anthony Galluccio, Michael A. Sullivan, E. Denise Simmons, and David Maher.
As Printed in the Thursday August 23, 2012 edition of the Cambridge Chronicle.
By Marjorie Decker
and Drew Grande
“It’s time,” Wolf said in an interview hours after making the announcement. “It’s the right time. I’ve had a good run.
OCG © 2013 | Authorized and Paid for by The Friends of Marjorie Decker