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From the
Grand Staircase in the State House, Cele begins the holiday season
admiring the poinsettias set out for 2001. Holiday events in the
State Capitol included the annual Christmas Tree Lighting on the
front lawn and the arrival of Santa Claus. (12/01)
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Ken Howard,
President of Columbia Manufacturing in Westfield, shows Cele the assembly
line used for commemorative Columbia Bicycles. Columbia, the second
biggest manufacturer of school furniture in the country, recently
was honored for its new environmentally-friendly manufacturing processes.
(11/01) |
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Puerto Rican
Heritage Day is celebrated at Westfield's City Hall in November. Cele,
second from the left at far rear next to Westfield Mayor Richard Sullivan,
joined in the flag raising ceremonies prior to the celebration at
the Westfield YMCA. (11/01) |
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Westfield
State Representative Cele Hahn with Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift
following Swift's swearing in on April 10, 2001. One of only five
women governors, Swift gave birth to twin girls -- Lauren and Sarah
-- on May 15th. She replaced Governor Arjeo Paul Cellucci who resigned
to become the United States Ambassador to Canada. (4/01) |
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House and
Senate members of the Republican Caucus join Paul Cellucci on his
last day in office as Governor and Jane Swift in her first day in
Office as Acting Governor. Cele is 4th from the right in the back
row, just to the right of Swift. (4/01) |
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Cele meets
with Governor Celluci at the State House, just days before he turned
over his office to Lt. Gov. Jane Swift. He was sworn in as Ambassador
to Canada on April 10th. (4/01) |
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Cele welcomes
Westfield High's Advanced Placement Government class to the State
House in Boston. Seen here in the historic House Chamber, and standing
behind the Speaker's rostrum (left to right) are teacher Dick Shepardson,
Representative Hahn, and chaperone Elizabeth Shepardson. Surronding
the rostrum are the members of the class. Cele coordinated a full
day of committee hearings, tours and opportunities for question and
answer sessions for the students. (4/01) |
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Representative
Cele Hahn (R-Westfield) welcomes representatives of the Westfield
Athenaeum to Boston for the 2001 Library Legislative Lobby Day at
the State House. Pictured in the Great Hall (left to right) are: Patricia
Cramer, Jeanne Peer, Susan Kingra, Representative Hahn and Donald
Buckley. (5/01) |
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Cele met with
several immigrants and refugees on Imigrants' Day at the State House
on April 3rd. Maddie Allen (right) from the United Way escorted several
of the visitors around the State House and Beacon Hill. (4/01) |
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Westfield
City Councilor Barbara Russell, Mayor Rick Sullivan and Cele (from
left) join senior citizens at the Council on Aging in April. They
were there to honor more than 100 volunteers who help seniors throughout
the year. (4/01) |
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Cele welcomes
Michael Janosco to the historic House Chamber in Boston. Janosco is
the CFO and Treasurer of Westfield Bank and participated in the Massachusetts
Bankers Association's Day at the State House. She is the Ranking Republican
member of the Legislature's Banks and Banking Committee. (4/01) |
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Cele Hahn
(R-Westfield), (center) Daniel Forte, President of the Massachusetts
Bankers Association, and (right) John Quinn, Chair of the Joint Committee
on Banks and Banking, at the Association's annual briefing for legislators.
The Association represents more than 230 commercial, savings and cooperative
banks. (4/01) |
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Cele welcomes
members of the Westfield Housing Authority to the State House. Meeting
at the bottom of the Grand Staircase are, left to right, Ward B. Carlstrom,
Thomas Gavin, Cele, and housing director Dan Kelly. The trio make
annual visits to Beacon Hill to lobby for additional funding for public
and elderly housing in Westfield. (2/27/01) |
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Massachusetts
Speaker of the House Tom Finneran congratulates Cele following the
2001 swearing in ceremonies at the State House. Cele began her fourth
term this year. (1/01) |
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Cele, front
row left, joins the Western Massachusetts delegation as they prepare
for St. Patrick's Day. Many of them will be marching March 17th in
the country's largest St. Patrick's Day parade in Holyoke, MA. (1/01) |