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The Phoenix: What Now?
Kennedy's exit rewrites the political game book.
Representative Patrick J. Kennedy's campaigns were always about something far larger than Rhode Island's First Congressional District, which snakes from Burrillville down through the Blackstone Valley and into Newport.
Jim Baron: Lynch, Cicilline want seat
Just one day after Congressman Patrick Kennedy jolted the state’s political establishment by announcing that he would not seek re-election in November, two marquee names in Rhode Island’s Democratic Party, Pawtucket resident William Lynch, the party chairman, and Providence Mayor David Cicilline, both declared that they will seek his job.
Press Releases
Democratic Mayors Launch Unprecedented Campaign to Elect Barack Obama
Fighting for Families campaign to include bus tour of "blue mayors in red states," nationwide voter registration drive and round-the-clock truth squad effort
Mayor Cicilline to Lead the National Conference of Democratic Mayors (NCDM)
NCDM plays a pivotal role advocating for policies and investments that strengthen America's families
PROVIDENCE (Jan. 2008) - Mayor David N. Cicilline has been elected president of the National Conference of Democratic Mayors (NCDM). NCDM provides a forum for Democratic mayors to develop, recommend and promote public policies in support of America’s cities.
March 14, 2010 - 6:34pm
David posted Announcement today at 5pm of NCAA line-up. Very exciting for the City of Providence! A real opportunity for our city to shine 6:34pm#
March 13, 2010 - 5:18pm
