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Claire Wallace

Claire Wallace is a graduate student studying in the School of Journalism at Northeastern University. She enjoys writing freelance pieces regarding politics, lifestyle, travel, and the environment.

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In Chelsea, a Longtime Champion for Transit Equity Seeks a Seat on the City Council

By Claire Wallace | Oct 28, 2021 | No Comments
"I think all politics are local. Chelsea is the community where I live, where I work, where I raise my kids. It’s the place where I can have the biggest impact."
Central Square in Lynn. Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Kcboling, licensed under Creative Commons BY-SA-4.0.

Lynn’s Mayoral Contenders Clash Over Housing, Growth

By Claire Wallace | Oct 18, 2021 | No Comments
Lynn's next mayor will face challenges from aging public infrastructure, a difficult city budget, and increasing development pressure from Boston.
The four candidates vying to be Somerville's next mayor: City Councilor Katjana Ballantyne, At-Large City Councilor Wilfred Mbah, Mary Cassesso, and William Tauro.

Meet the Candidates Running to Be Somerville’s Next Mayor

By Claire Wallace | Sep 8, 2021 | No Comments
Somerville’s next mayor will take responsibility for a number of local issues that reflect national challenges: reforming community policing, improving street safety and effectiveness for walkers, bikers, and drivers, and prioritizing green and affordable public transportation and housing.
Boston's 2021 mayoral candidates.

Mayor Janey Is Missing From Vision Zero Candidate Survey

By Claire Wallace | Aug 10, 2021 | No Comments
Mayor Walsh adopted ambitious goals to reduce tailpipe pollution, but made little progress on implementing policies that could reduce traffic and pollution. The next Mayor will likely feel more heat – literally and politically – to take bolder action.
Boston's 2021 mayoral candidates.

Where Boston Mayoral Candidates Stand On City Climate Policy

By Claire Wallace | Aug 4, 2021 | No Comments
Whether Boston meets its 2030 climate goals will largely depend on the city’s next mayor, whose administration will have broad control over some of the city’s biggest sources of pollution: energy-inefficient buildings, and traffic on city streets.
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