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Eighth Middlesex update

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Here’s news from Carolyn:

– her web site

– endorsed by the Massachusetts Women’s Political Caucus

– endorsed by the Sierra Club, Massachusetts Chapter

– endorsed by the Southborough Democratic Town Committee

Carolyn is smart, organized, energetic, and capable.  She’ll hit the fast-forward button for her district.

Disclosure: I’m working on Carolyn’s campaign.  What, you couldn’t tell?

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  1. There are two candidates for the 8th Middlesex in the Democratic Primary.

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    p>Ed Mills is chairman of the Hopkinton Democratic Town Committee and sits on the Board of Assessors. Mills ran for the seat against Loscocco in 2000.

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    p>Ed Mills has been endorsed by the Massachusetts AFL-CIO and designated as one of the organization’s targeted races – http://www.massaflcio.org/mass…

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    p>Ed Mills website can be found at http://www.edmills4staterep.com/

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    p>Disclosure – my union has endorsed and is working for Ed Mills for State Representative

  2. As Vice Chair of the Holliston Democratic Town Committee, I’m pleased to announce that we are hosting a regional Candidates Forum on Friday, August 15 at 7PM at Town Hall, Washington Street, Holliston. This forum has been opened to ALL candidates running to represent Holliston and surrounding communities.

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    p>As of August 1, we have committments to appear from the following candidates:

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    p>U.S. Senate challengers; Ed O’Reilly (D) and Jeff Beatty (R) (still waiting to hear from Kerry’s office as of last night);

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    p>U.S. Congressman James McGovern (D) 3rd District; State Sen. Karen Spilka (D); the candidates for the open seat in the 8th Middlesex State Representative District:

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    p>Carolyn Dykema (D), Ed Mills (D) and Dan Haley (R)

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    p>plus 2nd District Governor’s Council candidates  Kelly Timilty (D) and her opponent Robert Jubinville (D).

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    p>The event is FREE and open to the public.

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