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Washington D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams declared that the primary drew the national attention to the city that had been the contest’s original goal, illuminating the larger issue of its lack of voting representation in Congress...
...through a series of secret land deals that were divulged in 1997—felt like an invasion. Yet the University seemingly ignored community protestations when it bought a 91-acre swath from the cash-strapped Massachusetts Turnpike Authority last year. Harvard will need the good will of Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino to gain zoning permissions for the Allston development. If the mayor feels that he has been marginalized throughout the planning process, Harvard will find itself in a weaker bargaining position as it tries to cut a deal...
...going to see a million people here who have the courage to come and not let terrorists win, and that's exactly what we should all do." MICHAEL BLOOMBERG, New York City mayor, responding to Shays' comments. An estimated 1 million people did show up, and there were no terrorist incidents...
After the meeting, several councillors criticized the process by which the mayor is chosen...
Galluccio blamed the process for producing “unpredictable and undemocratic and unfair results.” He pledged to work on changing the system so the mayor is elected directly by Cambridge voters...