[Papers], 1997-2008.

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[Papers], 1997-2008.

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This collection documents the work of State Senator Jarrett T. Barrios primarily in constituent services. These files include case files as well as files documenting events the Barrios office organized for constituents and Barrios' activities regarding neighborhood issues in his district. The collection also contains legislative files, and files relating to special projects, primarily Barrios' outreach to Cuba. This collection is the second group of Barrios material received by the Library. The previous accession (Ms.Coll. 138) includes only certain legislative file groups. This accession contains more general office files; case files, legislative files, and administrative files from an overlapping time period. Like the other accession, this collection includes "working files." Working files include email print-outs documenting Barrios' work on legislation, handwritten notes, copies of circular letters and other printed information.

13 boxes (15 linear ft.)

State Library of Massachusetts

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