Archive for October 19, 2007

2007 Chinatown/South Cove Neighborhood Council Elections

DEADLINE TO SUBMIT NOMINATION PAPERS:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2007 @ 5:00PM at
65 Harrison Ave. Suite 203, Boston MA 02111

ELECTION DATE:
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2007 9AM-5PM
Sovereign Bank - Harrison Ave. and Beach St.

Nomination papers can be picked up at the following locations:
- Chinatown Cafe, 262 Harrison Ave. Boston
- St. James Church, 135 Harrison Ave. Boston
- Harrison Cafe, 177 Harrison Ave. Boston

Seven seats are open for election this year for 3 year terms in the following categories:

Resident category - 2 Open Seats
Must be resident of the neighborhood defined as the area bounded by a line running down the center of the following streets: (from East Berkeley St, Tremont St, Charle St, Boylston St, West St, Washington St, Bedford St, Kingston St, Surface Artery, and to East Berkeley St.)

Agency category - 1 Open Seat
Must be legally recognized to provide services i.e. economic, health, educational, recreational, religious, cultural and/or social, located in the Chinatown/South Cove area with a letter of nomination from their agency.

Organization category - 2 Open Seats
Candidate must be Asian and belonging to a recognized, functioning, community entry in existence for more than three years and providing membership to Asians for fraternal, social, recreational, and/or cultural advantages for Asians.

Business category - 1 Open Seat (note: 1 Year Term)
Must be a business owner or shareholder (at least 10%)
of a legitimate business with proper verification located in the Chinatown/South Cove neighborhood.

Others category - 1 Open seat
Must be of Asian ethnicity who has shown great interest and participation in the Chinatown/South Cove neighborhood affairs but live elsewhere in the State of the Commonwealth.

• Non-Asians may only run for office in the CNC if they are residents of the neighborhood as defined in the resident category.

• All candidates must comply with the definition of their stated category, maintain such status at the time of the Public Election and throughout their terms if elected.

BUNzai! Where Has The Best Pork Bun?

Around C-Town and his gang of hungry taste testers will be hitting the streets of Chinatown to determine the best “Bao” in town. So if you see us, Cheer us on!!! A full review will be published after the testing.

So where do you think has the best Pork Bun? Eldo? May’s? Drop me a line with your take.

Only one bakery will win….

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