| Photos
from the Mayor's 2004 inauguration |
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| City Hall's Official Santa Clause,
John McGarry |
The
Grinch |
Kid's
riding one of the many parade floats |
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| Clydesdale
horses |
More
Clydesdales |
Jeffrey Bird and Dorothy
Varano, the Enterprise 2003 Champion of The City Award winners.
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| East
Jr. High |
Walking
Presents |
South
Jr. High |
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| Brockton
Police |
Jack
& Lees with Legislative Delegation and City Councilors |
South
Dragons |
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| Mayor
Yunits receiving an award from the New England School of Law for
contributing to the development, reputation, and spirit of the
institution. |
Pictured
with Mayor Yunits are Martin C. Foster, Esq., president of New
England School of Law; Mayor Yunits; Dean John F. O'Brien; and
Professor Daniel A. Ticcioni. |
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| Brockton
Boxers playing on the new Astroplay surface in Marciano Stadium |
More
photos of the new Astroplay surface at Marciano Stadium |
Children
and teachers from "Kiddie Haven" Day Care attended Mayor's
Memorial service at City Hall on Sep. 11th |
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| Mayor
Yunits and Bill Murray greet the crowd during rain delays. |
Opening
Day at the Brockton Rox game with some young fans. |
Actor
Bill Murray and Mayor Yunits at the Brockton Rox opener. |
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| Memorial
Day - photo taken at Legion Parkway Monument, Past Post Commander
George Cataldo stands behind Mayor Jack Yunits as he addresses those
gathered for ceremony. |
Flag
Day celebration at the City Hall Amphitheater during. The Joseph Plouffe School band and chorus performed patriotic songs and three students read essays on subject of what American Flag means to them.
Mayor Yunits addressing students, teachers and parents. Ceremony concludes with the raising of a US Flag flown over the Nation's Capitol provided courtesy of US Congressman William
Delahunt. Also in photo is Plouffe School principal Anita Perry |
Mayor
Yunits signed a revised contract for the desalinization plant with Inima Executives in
his office last month. Assisting is City Solicitor Tom Plouffe, sitting to
Mayor's left. |
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| Through
Brockton City Arts Inc., the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs
has taken the lead role in raising the money necessary to pay for
establishment of a permanent memorial to the thirteen Brockton
Firefighters who lost their lives in the Strand Theater Fire of
March 10, 1941. |
Lt.
William Parlow, President of Firefighters Local 144 on Perkins
Avenue, speaking to a large crowd of fire fighters. The
Strand Theater Fire Memorial will be a commissioned outdoor
sculpture created by Elliot Offener, President of the National
Sculpture Society. For further information, contact Mayor's Office
of Cultural Affairs - Anne McCormack at 508-580-7109. |
The Brockton 21st Century Corp. recently held its annual luncheon at Massasoit Conference Center. Featured guests and speakers were Mike Veeck, co-owner of the Brockton Rox Professional Baseball Team and Ed Nottle, newly named manager of the team.
The picture has Ed Nottle standing to the left, Lees and Jack with Mike Veeck. |
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| Mayor Jack Yunits, Lees with Margaret and
Congressman Steve Lynch at the Arnone Elementary School to receive fourth graders 'Valentines for Veterans'
which were then delivered by the four to the Veterans at the Brockton VA Hospital on Belmont Street. |
From left to right: Dave Curtis, Chairman of Brockton 21st Century Board;
James Burke, Attorney and Board member and John Condon, Chief Financial Officer for the City Of Brockton. The three men were responsible for
the successful negotiations between the Brockton Rox Professional Baseball Team and the Brockton 21st Century Corp. |
Crosby
Gardens residents and directors in front of the new emergency
generator which was dedicated Dec. 12, 2001 |
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Sen. Kerry addressed the city’s school principals in the
auditorium of the newly opened Dr. William Arnone Elementary School. |
US Senator John F. Kerry
listens to students on his visit on January 9th to discuss the newly
enacted $26.5 billion federal education bill. |
Jack
and Lees spreading cheer at the annual Holiday Parade November 24th
2001 |
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| Post Office
- downtown Brockton. The Mayor, Chief of Police and Fire Chief where
on hand for the official announcement of the Freedom Stamp dedicated to Emergency Personnel who lost their lives in the Sept. 11th attack in New York. |
Mayor Yunits with Congressman Stephen F. Lynch at Brockton's VA
Hospital on Veteran's Day, Nov. 11th |
More
photos at Brockton's VA
Hospital on Veteran's Day, Nov. 11th |
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| Mayor testifying before the Massachusetts Commission on
the Status of Women at their public hearing at the Visiting Nurse Assn. in
Brockton on 11.14.2001 |
Brockton was chosen as the site of the announcement
of the MCAS results. The total number of passing grades for Math and English represented the greatest number of students in aggregate than any other school in the state.
more... |
"Mayor
and State officials Veronica Eady, of State EOEA, and Joan Robes, of State Dept of Environmental Management at the Salisbury Brook Park ground breaking
ceremony" |
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| "Donna
Daley, James Harrington, and Mayor Yunits working together for the
City at a local ward meeting" |
"Danny
Goodwin Memorial Park dedication, September 2001" |
"Danny
Goodwin Park dedication with Veterans Services at East Jr. High" |
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| "Congressmen
Lynch announcing support for increasing prescription drug coverage
for seniors" |
"Attorney
General Tom Reilly endorsing Brockton's innovative mentoring
program, 9/27/01" |
"The
City of Brockton receives a $100,000 grant from the DEP commissioner
Lauren Liss for participating in 'Pay
As You Throw' program" |
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| "Mayor
Yunits announcing support for Congressmen Lynch's actions" |
"Mayor
addresses more than 75 children and parents in the GAR room kicking
off the 'Lights On' after school program, 10/1/01" |
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| "Mayor
Yunits and Principal Ray Chestnut lead the Arnone School in a
patriotic rally in City Hall Plaza, 9/28/01" |
The
Yunits Family |
Lees
Yunits with Jack and Congressman Joe Moakley |
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| Jack
presenting award to photographer Stanley Bauman |
"Dishin'
It Up For The Homeless"
Jack Conway, Lees and Jack |
"Mayor
Yunits with Vy Packard and Ralph Tamalonis at the Mary Kennedy Senior
Center"
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"Murder
in the Library"
Lynn Jamoulis, Jack, Margie Studenski, and Pat Stanton |
"Lees
welcoming the new Trolleys" |
"International
Day Dancers" |
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| "A
group picture at the Mary Kennedy Senior Center" |
"International
day Flag raising" |
"Jack
at the First Annual Salisbury Park Reunion. Organized by Joan
Madden. September 2001." |
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| "International
Day City Hall Plaza September 8, 2001" |
"Kids
at Summerfest 2001"
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This photo is a Mural done by the Boys & Girls Club of Warren Avenue and dedicated last week to the City of Brockton and the Walnut Turner Neighborhood.
It sits at the intersection of Warren Avenue and Spring Streets and depicts important people in that neighborhood that represent role models and pillars of their community. Additionally, the mural contains important buildings in that area that the kids frequent.
(From left to right) Rev. Walker (brown striped tie) of the Messiah Baptist Church, Elizabeth Xavier, (yellow
necklace) nurturer of community and social conscience, Vovo, a well known grandmother and care giver, and Trancella Marshall, another active and caring member of the Walnut Turner neighborhood. |
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