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Is Spring Street Dunkin' Donuts replacing Roche Bros. as Westie political hangout?
By adamg on Mon, 10/19/2009 - 9:12am
Ed Coppinger reports:
It seems 3 days a week for the last month or so there has been a candidate for Mayor or Boston City Council shaking hands at one of the Parkway’s hot-spots. Now I can add Candidate for U.S. Senate to that list.
Coppinger posts a photo of Steve Pagliuca looking admiringly at young ward Matt O'Malley, who used to be a regular at Roche Bros. during his runs for city council.
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This D&D has been a
This D&D has been a political hotspot at least for the last few years. Lots of neighborhood regulars and activists hang out there in the morning, esp on the weekends. Roches still is the premier spot for signatures and just shaking hands though, based on sheer volume.
Yet another winning arguement...
for driving the extra mile to the Dunkin' Donuts drive through at the Parkway and 109.