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LOOKING FOR HEROES Boston City Councilor Rob Consalvo Aids National Drunk Driving Prevention Campaign. Boston City Councilor Rob Consalvo and wife Michelle will help register safe and sober designated drivers at theMassachusetts kickoff of a national campaign to promote designated driving. Promotion will be held before and during Tom Jones concert. Consalvo introduced John's Law anti-drunk driving legislation in 2002 that became national law in 2005, in memory of Ensign John Elliott, inspiration for the HERO Campaign More
MAYOR THOMAS M. MENINO AND COUNCILOR ROB CONSALVO DONATE LIONS CLUB PANDA KIT TO MATTAPAN LIBRARY
On Monday, May 18 Mayor Thomas M. Menino and City Councilor Rob Consalvo, both members representing the Hyde Park Lions Club District 33K, met with Boston Public Library Director Amy Ryan (far left) and Mattapan Branch Children’s Librarian Ann Langone to donate a Perkins Panda Early Literacy Kit to the new branch library. Perkins Panda Kits offer Braille literacy and learning to very young children who are blind or visually impaired.
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BOSTON CITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY PASSES COUNCILOR CONSALVO’S FORECLOSURE ACCOUNTABILITY ORDINANCE
The Boston City Council today unanimously passed an ordinance introduced by City councilor Rob Consalvo that will crack down on blighted, foreclosed properties in Boston.
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CITY COUNCILOR ROB CONSALVO RE-APPOINTED AS A TRUSTEE TO THE CITY OF BOSTON’S NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING TRUST AND AS CHAIRMAN OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S COMMITTEE ON HOUSING
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“I am honored and excited to be re-appointed to the Neighborhood Housing Trust for the City of Boston,” said City Councilor Rob Consalvo. “In this role, I will be able to continue to work in partnership with many worthy organizations as we attempt to provide more affordable housing opportunities in our City,” he said.
Since its inception, the Neighborhood Housing Trust has committed over $80,000,000 in linkage funds. These funds have helped create or preserve 6,116 affordable housing units in 144 development projects throughout the City of Boston.
Earth Our Only Home, Inc
Earth Our Only Home, through an official resolution offered by City Councilor Rob Consalvo, on June 27, 2007, was recognized by the Boston City Council for our "tireless commitment to the building of green roofs throughout the city of Boston in an effort to aid in the reduction of global warming not only in our city but across the globe.
We thank City Councilor Rob Consalvo, City Council President Maureen Feeney and the Boston City Council for this honor.
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