If you missed the City Council Candidates Forum put on by PSNA, Agassiz, and ACN, the recording is now available.
Here:
https://vimeo.com/639215172
Or it will air tonight at 5pm on channel 8!
These planners met weekly for months to deliver a virtual City Council Candidates Forum which came close to the experience we have had in prior election years in the Lesley University Auditorium at 1815 Mass Ave.
They are:
Gary Dmytryk, ACN
Susan Hunziker, V.P. PSNA
Ruth Ryals, President, PSNA
Susana Segat, former Cambridge School Committee member
Phoebe Sinclair, Community Liaison, Agassiz Neighborhood Council
Alice Wolf, former state representative/Cambridge mayor/City Councilor/School Committee member
Hear From City Council Candidates!
This Thursday, attend a forum featuring candidates for Cambridge City Council, organized by Porter Square Neighbors Association, Agassiz Neighborhood Council, and the Association of Cambridge Neighborhoods.
The forum's moderator is former Cambridge School Committee member Susana Segat. This year’s event will be held online.
RSVP by clicking on the link below.
RSVP now to attend our forum featuring candidates for the Cambridge City Council, organized by Porter Square Neighbors Association, Agassiz Baldwin Community, and the Association of Cambridge Neighborhoods.
This year’s forum will be held online on ZOOM.
Date: Thursday, October 21, 2021
Time: 7:00-8:30 PM
RSVP: bit.ly/candidatesforum2021
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