Dear Editor,
We are writing you because we believe there is a clear choice for District A Councilor in the upcoming town election.
Angeline Kounelis has been advocating for East Watertown long before she became a Town Councilor.
It goes back to the East Watertown Betterment Association {see the Boston Globe clip below}.
This has been a very busy year for all our Councilors, but nobody has been as busy as Angie.
She has been out almost every night front and center for the best interest of District A.
This is the list of the many district projects and issues she has dealt with on our behalf: Athenahealth, the Arsenal Project, the Marriott Hotel, the Verizon building, CVS, Greenough Boulevard, the Crossroad on the Charles water break, snow dumping on Elm Street, the Elm Street Hotel and rodent problems.
This is in addition to her council work on townwide issues. Here, her expertise has served the citizens well as a longtime member of the Budget and Fiscal Oversight Committee, resulting in Watertown’s great financial condition.
Very honestly, she had been above and beyond in serving District A and the entire community.
Please take the time to vote for Angie Kounelis on Nov. 3.
She deserves our support!
Very Truly,
Mark Sideris, John S. Airasian, Paul DerBoghosian, Anthony Donato, Joan Merritt Kraus, Harry Parsekian and Ruth Thomasian
(Send your letters to watertownmanews@gmail.com. Election related letters will be accepted until Saturday, Oct. 31.)
Angie Kounelis is a very thoughtful , quiet leader who knows how to build community while also able to listen to us. The 7 residents who signed this letter of support are also representative of similar mind set in the desire to create a spectacular community where the residents must learn to work together.
Thank you Alice!
John Airasian
Ms Kounelis is a bit of a gadfly who often exaggerates situations to make a point but she is independent and I give her a lot of credit towards sticking to her principles and being her own person. I do believe she really loves the East Side and Watertown from the bottom of her heart.
Thank you Alice…
Thank you one and all for your support and most of all, friendship. The Town of Watertown is our home; for us, the nucleus is our East End. Together, we continue to strive for a better East End and quality of life for everyone in our community.