Word: galvin
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Under a current law sponsored by state Rep. William Galvin (D-Boston), capacity limits for bars and restaurants are set by a formula based on the establishments' total floor area...
Such pressure may have played a key part in the passage of Galvin's bill two year's ago, Duehay said. "There are rumors that the owner of the Boathouse Bar was instrumental in getting the '88 bill passed and is equally interested in this home-rule bill...
Experience: Galvin's political career began in 1972 as an aide to the Governor's Council. He won election as a state representative from the Allston-Brighton District in 1975. He has served on the Election Law Committee, as vice chair of the special Congressional Redistricting Committee and as chair of the Government Regulations Commitee since...
Background: Galvin was born in Boston and graduated from Boston College in 1972. He received a law degree from Suffolk University in 1975. He is single and lives in Brighton...
Positions: Galvin has worked to earmark lottery funds for local aid to cities and towns. He has emphasized the need for the enforcement of fair lending practices by banks and the control of runaway insurance rates. Galvin plans to work to protects the public from corporate interests and restructure the state's pension and banking systems. Galvin opposes the CLT petition. Republican...