Politics & Government

Grab Coffee with State Sen Candidate Joe Kearns Goodwin This Saturday

The Concord Democrat's "Cup o' Joe with Joe" campaign comes to Lexington's Ride Studio Cafe tomorrow, June 2, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.

The following was provided by the campaign for Joe Kearns Goodwin, who is seeking the 3rd Middlesex State Senate seat opening upon the retirement of state Sen. Susan Fargo, D-Lincoln.

Earlier this week, in recognition of National Small Business Week, state senate candidate Joe Kearns Goodwin, a Democrat from Concord, announced that he plans to hold weekly meetings with members of the community at locally owned and operated coffee shops in each of the 9 towns and cities in the Third Middlesex District.

The Lexington “Cup o’ Joe with Joe” event will occur this Saturday morning, June 2, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.  at . Coffee will be provided to those who attend the meet and greet. The campaign and volunteers will canvass door-to-door in Lexington immediately following the morning’s open coffee event.

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“As I talk with individuals and families across our district, I hear worry and anxiety about the economic prosperity of our neighborhoods and communities. I hope that by holding events in locally owned businesses we can continue to have a dialogue as a district about the unique economic challenges we are facing and working together to find solutions,” said Kearns Goodwin, who has made community development and economic recovery a centerpiece of his campaign for state Senate. “The health of local, small businesses has had a direct impact on our ability to thrive during challenging economic times. As state Senator, I will be an advocate for the needs of small business owners because I understand that our communities rely on their success.”


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