November 8, 2012 — vol. 48, no 14
Boston Scenes
Local and Culturally Relevant Events this week
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Voters at the Higginson-Lewis school in Roxbury received instructions from poll workers on Election day. Voter turnouts in Boston as well as across the country were expected to exceed expectations. (Tony Irving photo) |
Voters queue up at the Cathedral Gymnasium, where several South End precincts cast their ballots. City and state officials predicted record turnout for Tuesday’s balloting. (Yawu Miller photo) |
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Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association (MBLA) President Rachael Rollins is joined by Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis and Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley at the MBLA organized Community Clean-Up of the Bowdoin Street area in Dorchester, MA this past Saturday (pictured above). (photos courtesy of Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association)
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Volunteers including MBLA Board members, Suffolk Law Students and other volunteers all took part in the project. |
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Gov. Deval Patrick threw his support and political machine to U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren and the result was an unprecedented grassroots campaign that saw her win a surprising election over incumbent U.S. Senator Scott Brown. (Eric Esteves photo) |
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