South Shore Event for Warren Tolman

PCDL St. Patty's Dinner

What a Start!

What an incredible start! Since announcing my campaign for Treasurer last Thursday morning, the response from across the state has been overwhelming. After attending more than a dozen events over the last few days, I’m more convinced than ever that voters in Massachusetts are ready for a Treasurer who is willing to fight for our core progressive values while maintaining the Commonwealth’s solid financial standing. 


It wasn’t just the reception from grassroots activists across the state, however—the press noticed, too. Take a look at just a few of the stories that have run over the last few days in the Boston Globe, New Bedford Standard Times, Patriot Ledger, and the Berkshire Eagle. You can also catch Tom’s interview with NECN here. 

With the local caucuses less than a month away, our campaign has a substantial amount of work ahead of us in the coming weeks. I’ll be traveling to dozens of towns and cities to speak with dedicated Democrats and continue building our grassroots infrastructure. But I need your help.
Please help give our campaign a quick boost by donating $25, $50, or $100 today.
 
Your donation will go directly towards building the volunteer organization that will help to carry us through the local caucuses in February and March, and all the way through the Democratic convention in June. 

Help us keep the momentum going into week two of the campaign by pitching in with $25, $50, or $100 today.
 
Thank you again for the incredible response over the last six days. I hope you’ll continue to help spread our message throughout the Commonwealth, so we can build the grassroots infrastructure we need to win.
Thanks, 

Tom Conroy

First Roundtable Discussion of the 2014 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Candidate Speaker Series

Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service to Present
Gubernatorial Candidate Don Berwick

First Roundtable Discussion of the 2014 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Candidate Speaker Series

WHAT:            Democratic Candidate Don Berwick, a physician who founded the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and served as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, will speak at the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service’s Rappaport Roundtable: 2014 Massachusetts Governor’s Race on Wednesday, January 15. Attendees will learn first-hand about Berwick’s priorities and the pressing public policy issues facing the Commonwealth today, in 2015, and beyond.

                        Berwick is one of nine gubernatorial candidates who will speak and take questions during the Rappaport Roundtable series, organized by the Rappaport Center and running from January through March 2014.

                        The Rappaport Roundtable series is made possible by the generous support of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.

                       

WHEN:            Noon – 1:30 p.m.

                        Wednesday, January 15, 2014                                                                                                         

WHERE:           Suffolk University Law School, Sargent Hall

                        120 Tremont Street, Boston

WHO:              Don Berwick, Democrat, 2014 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Candidate

TICKETS:          The event is free and open to the public. A complimentary lunch will be provided. Registration is required. 

MEDIA:            Media wishing to attend the session should contact Paula Gates at

617-488-2853 (office); 617-869-4052 (cell); pgates@regancomm.com or

Mariellen Norris: (617) 573-8450; mnorris@suffolk.edu

Follow the Rappaport Roundtable discussions on Twitter at #rappaportroundtable.

Upcoming Rappaport Roundtable:  2014 Massachusetts Governor’s Race Speakers:

January 21                   Joe Avellone

January 30                   Steve Grossman

February 4                   Charlie Baker

February 11                 Martha Coakley

February 19                 Jeff McCormick

February 24                 Evan Falchuk

March 3                      Mark Fisher

March 19                    Juliette Kayyem

About Suffolk University Law School and the Rappaport Center

The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service at Suffolk University Law School prepares lawyers for leadership in public service and provides a regional forum for innovative thinking about law and public policy.  The Center supports the Law School’s mission to prepare and sustain students and alumni to provide access to justice and leadership in public service.

Suffolk University Law School, located in the heart of Boston, is dedicated to welcoming students from all backgrounds and circumstances and educating them to become highly skilled and ethical lawyers who are well-prepared to serve in their local communities, across the nation and around the world. Suffolk Law has strong day and evening divisions. Its curriculum includes specialty concentrations, joint-degree programs and LLM offerings. A wide range of nationally ranked clinical and legal practice skills programs complement internships and moot court competitions that provide students with experiential opportunities. Suffolk University is comprised of the Law School, College of Arts and Sciences and Sawyer Business School.

Thank You Maura Healey and Tom Conroy

The Bridgewater Democratic Town Committee would like to thank Maura Healey, candidate for Attorney General, and Tom Conroy, Candidate for State Treasurer, for joining the Bridgewater Democratic Town Committee at our meeting this week.

For more information about Maura, please click here to visit her campaign's website. You can also "Like" her on Facebook by clicking here.

For more information about Tom, please click here to visit his campaign's website. You can also "Like" him on Facebook by clicking here.

Additional thanks goes out to our own State Senator Marc Pacheco for joining us at the meeting and discussing the importance of getting an engaged voter strategy in place immediately.

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