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“Open Mike” Capuano Around the State

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Please join Congressman Mike Capuano at any of seven “Open Mike” meetings

this weekend. The Special Democratic Primary is coming up fast and this is

your opportunity to hear directly from Mike, and to ask him questions, as he

runs to be our next U.S. Senator. For more info or to RSVP: Please call

617-868-2009 or RSVP online . Note the time is the “doors open” time.

11/28/2009 Capuano for Senate “Posadas con Mike” Chelsea

Saturday, November 28, 1 PM

Tito’s Bakery, 333 Broadway, Chelsea

11/28/2009 Capuano for Senate “Posadas con Mike” Roxbury Crossing

Saturday, November 28, 2:30 PM

Fuentes Market, 680 Parker Street, Roxbury Crossing

11/28/2009 Capuano for Senate “Open Mike” meeting in Revere

Saturday, November 28, 4 PM

338 Bar and Grill, 338 Squire Road, Revere

11/28/2009 Capuano for Senate “Open Mike” meeting in Chelsea

Saturday, November 28, 5:30 PM

Merrit Club, 101 Webster Ave, Chelsea

11/29/2009 Capuano for Senate “Open Mike” meeting in Melrose

Sunday, November 29, 11:30 AM

Beebe Estate, 235 W. Foster Street, Melrose

11/29/2009 Capuano for Senate “Open Mike” meeting in Newton

Sunday, November 29, 1:30 PM

Café Nicholas, 740A Beacon Street, Newton Centre

11/29/2009 Capuano for Senate “Open Mike” meeting in Brookline

Sunday, November 29, 3 PM

Washington Square Tavern, 714 Washington Street, Brookline  

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  1. He said his outdistances himself from his opponents in that he has tangible results of getting things done for citizens for 20 years.

    “If we send someone to Washington with no experience of dealing with these issues, then Massachusetts will be hurt,” he said. “My phone number is in the book. I will put my constituent service against anyone’s. I’m into politics because I like helping people.”

    His opponents include Attorney General Martha Coakley, Boston Celtics co-owner Stephen G. Pagliuca, and Alan A. Khazei, founder the nonprofit group City Year.

    Capuano, 57, a Somerville native, is now serving his 11th year in Congress. Before that, he was mayor of Somerville for nine years and a ward councilor.

    He’s been called a “scrappy” Congressman who secures dollars for his district and isn’t afraid to “tell it like it is.” He was tapped by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to head her transition team when the Democrats won control of the House in 2006. MORE…

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