Boston, MA | 8/10/2009 – On Tuesday, August 4th the Greater Boston Labor Council (GBLC) voted overwhelming to endorse At-Large City Council Candidate Andrew Kenneally. This is a big win for Kenneally since many of the 150 unions that make up the GBLC endorse individually based on what they do.
Boston, MA | 8/3/2009 - At-Large Boston City Council candidate Andrew Kenneally is on an endorsement streak, earning the support of five unions in the last five days. Each endorsement is a testament to Andrew’s tireless advocacy for working families and his plan on how to Get Boston Moving Again.
Boston, MA | 7/27/2009 – At-Large Boston City Council candidate Andrew Kenneally unveiled Monday that South Boston would be home to their campaign office. The office will be located at 258 W. Broadway in South Boston.
I have some news that I wanted to share with you.
I am proud of how our campaign has been working to recruit support from all over the city. The network of volunteers and the infrastructure we are building up will give us an enormous opportunity to win.
Boston, MA - Thursday, June 25, 2009 - The leadership of the Boston Police Superior Officers Federation (BPSOF) announced recently that it has endorsed Andrew Kenneally for one of the four at-large seats on the Boston City Council.
The endorsement from the BPSOF underscores Kenneally’s deep connections to the Boston law enforcement community. Kenneally has two brothers who serve in the Boston Police Department, and has been heavily involved in public safety issues throughout his ten years working in government. Kenneally founded and ran the non-profit West Roxbury Public Safety Coalition from 2003-2008. Read more »
This weekend Boston celebrates two parades - PRIDE and Bunker Hill Day. Both parades speak to the battle over the fundamental belief that all people have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. While one battle succeeded centuries ago, the other continues.
I was reminded of this in March as I stood with my neighbors to counter-protest the “God Hates Fags” group who showed up on the front steps of East Boston High School to picket the school’s gay/straight alliance.
Boston, MA - Wednesday, June 10, 2009 - The leadership of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 2222 announced today that it has endorsed Andrew Kenneally for one of the two vacant at-large seats on the Boston City Council.
The endorsement from the IBEW, which is among the largest AFL-CIO unions, reflects workers’ confidence in Kenneally’s understanding of how to create the jobs of the future. Read more »
This past Monday I joined thousands of Bostonians in thanking all the men and women in uniform who put their lives on the line everyday to keep us safe. We owe it to them to make sure that Boston is in great shape when they return.
As I meet with residents around our city at various neighborhood events and meetings, I learn about the wonderful successes and opportunities our city offers as well as those things that still need improvement. That is why I am running because I want to put my knowledge, experience and vision to work for you to make our great city even greater. Read more »
by Sal Giarratani
Boston Post Gazette
Friday, May 22, 2009
On Sunday, May 17th, I spent the better part of my day with Andrew Kenneally, a candidate this year for Boston City Council at Large. There are two vacant seats in this year’s election, quite rare in Boston politics. Several viable candidates are running for these two seats and I believe Andy has a good chance of snagging one of them. He’s Irish and Italian. He lives in East Boston. He grew up in West Roxbury. What a great political resume.
This past weekend I went to a fundraiser in the form of a charitable auction for the Dennis C. Haley School. I learned of the auction from my mother who is a nurse at two Boston Public Elementary Schools - the Haley in Roslindale and Agassiz in Jamaica Plain.
One of the auction items was “Principal for a Day.” Mayor Menino was running the auction. I could not resist bidding on such an exciting opportunity so I did and won. I now have the distinct pleasure to serve as the Principal of the Haley School for a day with full rights and privileges. This entails leading the school during morning routines, spending time visiting classrooms, and meeting with school staff and community. Read more »
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