Month: November 2013

Al día siguiente de la publicación de los resultados provisionales de las elecciones a la alcaldía de Lawrence, el Alcalde William Lantigua llamó a una conferencia de prensa afuera de su oficina de campaña, donde rodeado de su abogado Salim Tabit y miembros de su campaña, dijo que los votos aún están siendo contados. Al final de la conferencia de prensa, se movió hacia adentro para decirle a un grupo de sus partidarios que quedaban en el interior, lo que había ocurrido afuera. The day after the publication of the provisional results of the election for mayor of Lawrence, Mayor William Lantigua called a press conference outside his campaign office, where surrounded by his lawyer Salim Tabit and members of his campaign, he told that votes are still being counted. At the end of the press conference, he moved inside to tell a large group of his supporters that remained inside, what went on outside.
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“Not so fast,” said Lantigua

November 8, 2013

By Alberto Suris The day after the publication of the provisional results of the elections for mayor of Lawrence, Mayor William Lantigua called a press conference outside his campaign office, where surrounded by his lawyer […]

From Left, United States Congresswoman Niki Tsongas; Dianne Anderson, President/ CEO Lawrence General Hospital and Karen Andreas, Regional Publisher, North of Boston Media Group.
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MVCC Women in Business Conference

November 8, 2013

By Alberto Surís The Merrimack Valley Chamber’s Women in Business Series held a conference on October 28th, 2013 at Michael’s Function Hall, Haverhill. MVCC hosts quarterly Women in Business speaker series and the annual Women […]

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Desde Mi Esquina: Noviembre 8, 2013

November 8, 2013

¡Las elecciones han terminado! Sí, las elecciones han terminado y ahora puedo hablar. No, nada trascendental, sólo pequeñas cosas que me llamaron la atención en los últimos meses y no quise criticarlos antes de las […]

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Honoring city’s shoe workers

November 1, 2013

Text and photos: Everson Taveras In honor and loving memory of the many shoe workers who defined and established Haverhill as one of the best cities in the world for shoe craftsmanship, the Haverhill Historical […]