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100 1 Menino, Thomas M.,|d1942-2014,|eauthor.
245 10 Mayor for a new america /|cJack Beatty and Thomas M.
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500 Includes index.
520 A revealing memoir by Boston's beloved five-term mayor,
explaining the power behind Boston's success and lessons
for Washington power brokers After twenty years of service,
Mayor Thomas Menino is stepping down from his office as
one of the longest-serving major-city mayors in United
States history'and one of the most popular politicians in
modern memory. His political career has stretched from the
busing crisis of the 1970s to the city's extraordinary
response to the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013. Menino
tells exclusive behind-the-scenes stories of urban
politics and provides inspiration for Washington with his
proven, people-focused method: "Do the small stuff so you
can win the credibility to do the big stuff." He's not
known as a fancy talker, but he gets things done. Under
his wing, the city has enjoyed unprecedented economic
growth while fostering a new attitude of acceptance.
Menino shows how a very old city shook off its Puritan
roots and racial tensions to become a truly twenty-first-
century city.
520 A former five-term mayor of Boston explains the power
behind the city's success and provides lessons for the
powers-that-be in Washington.
520 "A revealing memoir by Boston's beloved five-term mayor,
explaining the power behind Boston's success and lessons
for Washington power brokers After twenty years of
service, Mayor Thomas Menino is stepping down from his
office as one of the longest-serving major-city mayors in
United States history--and one of the most popular
politicians in modern memory. His political career has
stretched from the busing crisis of the 1970s to the
city's extraordinary response to the Boston Marathon
bombings in 2013. Menino tells exclusive behind-the-
scenes stories of urban politics and provides inspiration
for Washington with his proven, people-focused method: "Do
the small stuff so you can win the credibility to do the
big stuff." He's not known as a fancy talker, but he gets
things done. Under his wing, the city has enjoyed
unprecedented economic growth while fostering a new
attitude of acceptance. Menino shows how a very old city
shook off its Puritan roots and racial tensions to become
a truly twenty-first-century city"--|cProvided by
publisher.
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