Former Phila. DA Lynne Abraham Makes It Official: She's Running For Mayor
Brushing aside the question of her age -- she's now 73 -- Abraham says as long as "your dreams exceed your regrets," you're not too old to hold public office.
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Brushing aside the question of her age -- she's now 73 -- Abraham says as long as "your dreams exceed your regrets," you're not too old to hold public office.
Doug Oliver was spokesman for Mayor Nutter during Nutter's first term and is now a marketing vice president at PGW.
Between now and May 19th you can expect to hear a lot about the mayor's race, particularly who's in and who's out.
Lynne Abraham intends to run for mayor of Philadelphia in 2015.
Meanwhile, former Philadelphia DA Lynne Abraham is close to declaring that she will also be a candidate.
The president of the Second Mile Foundation has resigned in the wake of the sexual abuse scandal involving the program's founder, Jerry Sandusky. Former Philadelphia DA Lynne Abraham is the charity's new lawyer.
Abraham, like Ed Rendell, has enjoyed a high profile in both the City of Philadelphia and its vote-rich suburbs.
Abraham, the first female DA in Philadelphia history, served in that office from 1991 until January 2010.
