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A campaign to bring honesty, transparency, and good governance to Boston, so that we can work together to solve the problems we face. See my detailed plans for change at www.kevinmccrea.com
About Me
- Kevin
- Kevin McCrea is a businessman and "goo-goo" (good government) native son of Boston. He is an avid Red Sox fan, loves to travel and meet new people, enjoys teaching motorcycle safety classes, and learning about skills, jokes and foods from around the world
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- The picture in Bogota
- Menino Clamping Down on the Elderly
- Scam of the week: Sam Conti
- Please help support a great Charity: The Travis R...
- Death in the family
- I'm opposed to the tax increases
- Change is a sign of life
- WFNX tomorrow!
- It's time to stop wasting Police Expertise on Cons...
- Globe describes why Menino giving the Banner money...
- Maybe the Mayor thinks Mass Vote can put on a debate!
- Now Flaherty stealing my ideas!!
- Harvard, in a more eloquent and lengthier way, agr...
- Metro - McCrea: Open for business
- Menino and City Hall believe in Trickle Down econo...
- Jon Keller Fearlessly schedules a debate!
- Dot Joyce talks in circles about the budget
- Another Day, Another idea stolen from me by Yoon
- Close the Zoo or take away the affordable tax cred...
- JP Gazette chronicles Mayor and BRA lack of transp...
- Great House Party Last Night
- Flaherty & Yoon saying one thing and doing another
- Boston not getting it's fair share of Federal High...
- A Democratic Debate Suggestion
- Our latest Press Release
- funny debate cartoon...
- Big Debate announcement today
- Bay State Banner closing
- BRA not doing what they promise? Blow me over wit...
- Constituent letter to Menino-you and Yoon are play...
- Menino keeping jobs from Bostonians in an effort t...
- The Emperor (Menino) has no clothes
- How evident is Flaherty's Hypocrisy?
- Same old story out of Menino
- Boston continues to drop in population rankings
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