CNBC:
Massachusetts a Top Ten State for Business - Provides Patrick
Administration More Positive Results
Governor
Patrick and his administration are working hard to create jobs,
support business growth and expand economic opportunity across the
Commonwealth.
According to
a 2009 CNBC survey on the country’s best states to do business in,
their work is paying off. The CNBC report places Massachusetts at
number 8 in the top ten, ahead of North Carolina and Georgia and the
only New England state in the group.
(see above video as a more
recent CNBC rating
shows Massachusetts is now 5th
in the country)
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Deval
Patrick Continues to Connect with the Grassroots:
click above to see more information at devalpatrick.com
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Our Governor remains true to his
campaign promises again and again.
Leading with ideas and
creativity !
Governor Patrick sticks to his promises,
despite inheriting former Governor Romney's budget deficit,
and moves bills and plans forward for the vision we
voted for to create reform on Beacon Hill, develop renewable energy and the businesses
that go with this economic growth opportunity,
work to fix our state's crumbling infrastructure, create a plan to anchor and grow the life sciences
industry in Massachusetts, broker more affordable
healthcare, and create substantive plans for education
improvements.
See this link
for all the actions and new ideas the governor has put
We all
share in this historic victory in a time of needed change.
Get involved
and be a part of history !
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Events
ADCC
Annual Picnic Meeting will be at Paul Grady's Cottage, Saturday,
August 14th, details forthcoming.
Notes
Notice to new voters:
You are eligible to register to vote (click here
for a form to be mailed to you) in Massachusetts if you are a
U.S. citizen, a resident of Massachusetts and 18 years old on or
before election day.
You must have registered to vote 20 days. before all primaries and elections and 10 days
before special town meetings.
Production
committee meetings continue for our ADCC sponsored
"The Point". For DVD copies of "The Point"
episodes contact info@attleborodemocrats.org
"The Point" is an Attleboro area
issues forum that periodically
will be aired on our local cable channel 15. We need
camera help and editing help.
We need editing help for
future shows and are always looking for directors,
producers, camera operators and editors to volunteer their
time. Our local cable station offers free training for editing
and camera operation. Go to
www.doubleacs.com for information.
Send any suggestions, topic suggestions or
volunteer to help by e-mailing us at mail to:info@attleborodemocrats.org.
Look at this website for dates and
times.
Attleboro
Democratic City Committee
