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Rua Mayor, Salamanca, from the most elevated balcony of the cathedral tower. The Mariquelo goes there every 31st of october to celebrate that the cathedral was not destroyed after the Lisboa earthquake.
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Rúa tilt [a vista de Mariquelo].
Rúa Mayor de Salamanca, desde el balcón más alto de la torre de la catedral. El Mariquelo sube allí cada 31 de octubre para celebrar que la catedral no fue destruída en el terremoto de Lisboa.
Catherine Seppala (1907-1975) served as Mayor of Fort William in 1959 and 1960. She was an active volunteer throughout her life, with many organizations including the Canadian Red Cross.
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Mayor Menino addresses the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce in his annual address.
December 6, 2011
(Photo Credit: Don Harney, Mayor's Office)
Former mayor and county supervisor Harriett Wieder with Huntington Beach City Council members and Orange County Supervisor Jim Silva at groundbreaking for Harriet M. Wieder Regional Park, Apr. 2004.
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Doug Dixon, Pacific Fisherman Shipyard & Electric and Mayor Mcginn
Photo by Jen Nance/Office of the Mayor
March 3, 2014: The Mayor at St. Pat's for All Parade. This is the 15th year for the inclusive alternative parade in Queens. Tom Duane, parade organizer Brendan Fay, Terry McGovern, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and Public Advocate Tish James.
Milton Francis (1884-1950) served as Mayor of Port Arthur in 1926 and 1927. He had served in the Canadian Expeditionary Force and had fought in the major battles at Ypres, the Somme, Vimy Ridge, and Passchendale.
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The Plaza Mayor was built during the Habsburg period and is a central plaza in the city of Madrid, Spain. It is located only a few Spanish blocks away from another famous plaza, the Puerta del Sol. The Plaza Mayor is rectangular in shape, measuring 129 by 94 metres, and is surrounded by three-story residential buildings having 237 breathtaking balconies facing the Plaza. It has a total of nine entranceways. The Casa de la Panadería, serving municipal and cultural functions, dominates the Plaza Mayor.
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Ernest Reed (1914-2004) served as Mayor of Fort William from 1961 to 1969. He was manager of an insurance company, and helmed the construction of the new City Hall building.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Fire Commissioner Salvatore Cassano and Chief of Department Chief Kilduff stood along Riverside Drive with the families of the fallen, as the thousands of firefighters and EMS members attending the ceremony marched past in their honor.
The 2011 Mayor’s race is starting to heat up in Jacksonville. Rumors are flying and at least one candidate has already jumped in the race—nearly two years early. With Tallahassee being upended by politicians pursuing higher office, the excitement surrounding change seems to have spread to the River City. And, for good reason—there are some rather exciting candidates whose names are currently drawing some buzz.
The 2011 race could see a few first-time candidates in the mix. Among the more famous of this group of first-timers—Tony Boselli, the former Jaguar. Since retiring from the Jacksonville Jaguars several years ago, Boselli has immersed himself in community development. Through his non-profit foundation, The Boselli Foundation, Boselli has worked to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged youth, working to provide after-school programs and re-open community centers. He had a bumpy introduction to politics when he encountered opposition to one of his community centers, but he seems to have weathered the storm.
Jim Bailey, Daily Record Publisher, is also said to be considering the race. Bailey has long been a player in efforts to revitalize downtown Jacksonville, recently leading the charge for “Make A Scene Downtown.” Bailey’s connections to the legal community and his tireless work on behalf of downtown would make him a formidable (and exciting) choice.
Vestcor Chairman John Rood is another rumored candidate with downtown connections. Rood would certainly not be a newcomer to the political scene, particularly in light of the hundreds of thousands of dollars he has raised on behalf of the Republican Party and the Bush Family over the years, but this would be his first run for office.
Another possible first-time candidate? City of Jacksonville General Counsel Rick Mullaney. Mullaney has close ties to previous Mayor (and current UNF President) John Delaney, and Delaney had even hinted at a possible endorsement of Mullaney in 2003. Mullaney has certainly faced controversy in the years he has served as General Counsel, but he’s not to be quickly dismissed. While not well known to the general public, he is considered one of the most powerful men in City government—as such, he’d make an intriguing candidate.
There are a number of elected officials who are also rumored to be considering bids for the Mayor’s Office. City Councilwoman Glorious Johnson (D) has been one of the more outspoken Jacksonville politicians over the six years. She’s fought for accountability and always blazed her own trail. She’d bring an indomitable personality to the Mayor’s race.
City Councilman Kevin Hyde (R) is also in the mix. An attorney in the Jacksonville office of Foley & Lardner, Hyde has established himself as a thoughtful, reasoned member of the Council over the last six years. Among Hyde’s latest initiatives has been legislation aimed at easing the spate of foreclosures plaguing the Jacksonville area.
Ronnie Fussell is an At-Large City Councilman whose name has often been bandied about. Fussell gained significant name recognition and support as the chief opponent of the Mayor’s plan to award the Waste Management contract without putting it out to bid.
City Councilman Daniel Davis (R) is one of the younger candidates being mentioned. The current Executive Director of the Northeast Florida Builder’s Association, Davis has deep ties to the development community. He is well respected on the Council and was one of the first to embrace public access to Council Member e-mails, something both Hyde, Fussell and Johnson have also done.
Another local politician rumored to be considering a run? State Rep. Mike Weinstein (R). While Weinstein can point to a rather impressive record when it comes to revitalization issues (he was the original chair of the Super Bowl Committee), it’s hard to imagine his candidacy gaining much traction. After all, he did quietly bow out of the 2007 race, leaving a myriad of supporters feeling rather abandoned. (After which he mounted a failed attempt to become the Speaker of the Florida House in 2014).
Of course, you can never count Duval County Tax Collector Mike Hogan and Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland out. Both are former City Council members who have previously expressed an interest in running for Mayor. Duval County Sheriff John Rutherford has also been mentioned as a candidate, but what platform he would run on remains unclear. While he remains relatively popular, Jacksonville seems years away from making any headway on its murder problem.
At this point, let’s hope they all run. Because, after all, isn’t that what democracy is all about—a plethora of candidates that leaves voters with real choices? A former football player working to better his community, hard-working public servants, successful businessmen who have worked to improve the City’s core…
2011 is looking to be an exciting year.
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Thomas Ambrose Milne Gorham (1855-1913) served as Mayor of Port Arthur in 1889. Later, he become Town Solicitor for Fort William and also District Crown Attorney, and then served as Judge for Halton County.
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Laying a wreath at the cenotaph
Remembrance Day
Waverley Park
Thunder Bay, Ontario
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Bárcena Mayor es una localidad del municipio de Los Tojos (Cantabria, España). Se encuentra situado a 495 metros de altura en el valle del río Argoza y cuenta con una población de 84 habitantes (INE, año 2009), de los que 14 viven diseminados.
The new Mayor of Dudley today pledged to give a huge boost to three charities as he officially took charge of the famous civic chains today.
Councillor Dave Tyler was officially sworn in as the first citizen of the borough at a civic ceremony in front of a packed council chamber.
www.dudley.gov.uk/media/media-releases/may-2017/new-mayor...