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Massachusetts AFL-CIO COPE Political Roundtable
11/19/2009 - 1:30pm 11/19/2009 - 3:00pm This month we will be joined by State Representative Martin Walsh to give a State House update and to share his outlook on next year’s session. House Ways and Means Chairman Charles Murphy will also discuss the current atmosphere at the State House and the forecast for next year. As this year’s session ends on November 18th, this roundtable will serve as a legislative wrap-up of a very busy year in the state legislature, and a preview of a very busy year to come. Location:
The Massachusetts Archives Building, located between UMass Boston and the JFK Library on Columbia Point in Dorchester
For more info:
Please contact Political Director Bob Bower at (781) 324-8230 or bbower@massaflcio.org or Political and Legislative Coordinator Chrissy Long at (781) 324-8230 or clong@massaflcio.org. |
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