From October 1998 to March 1999 I produced a weekly political cartoon on local issues for the City Weekly section of the Boston Sunday Globe. The City 
Weekly section is a regional pullout in the Sunday Globe which goes exclusively to readers in Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, and Brookline, Massachusetts. From June 1999 to March 2001 I did a biweekly cartoon for the Saturday Globe's op ed page. You can look at any of these cartoons (along with some explanatory text for out-of-town readers unfamiliar with local issues) by clicking on its date below. Each cartoon also provides a link to the previous cartoon.
The Art of Abercrombie and Fitch
Governor Cellucci steps out
Consensus building
Recruiting teachers
Black and white city counselors unite against liberals
Healing vibes at a Massachusetts prison
Highly connected influence peddler joins Supreme Judicial Court
At home with the old skeptic
High-stakes testing eats our children.
Whatever happened to campaign songs?
Skyscraper meets jumbo jet
Presidential candidates debate in Boston.
The MBTA raises bus and subway fares.
Locking up women to protect their children
Extortion and low-income housing in South Boston
Menino rescues summer jobs for kids
Financing the new Fenway Park
House Speaker Finneran causes traffic jam
Oil spill in Chelsea Creek
Share your booty
Sexual harassment at a rock concert
Blowing up public education
"Phantom votes" in the Mass. House of Representatives
Megamerger of megabanks
Waterfront property developers take no guff
The Department of Education visits poor schools
Harvard Pilgrim's progress
Paul Cellucci's bad day
If a haircut was like the Big Dig (plus bonus cartoon)
The FBI apologizes for its gangsters
Swearing in the people's representatives
Millennial expectations
"This is not a bailout": Rescuing Harvard Pilgrim
Cellucci-Birmingham flareup
Is Boston a world class city?
Clean Elections and the Red Sox
Scandals at the Treasury and BRA, and homelessness
Who's intimidated by powerful women?
Shootout at the Museum of Fine Arts
Booze cruise and influence peddling
Ground rage at the housing market
James Kelly and public housing
Scratch ticket scandal
Studying Fenway Park, Raytheon, and the drought
Turf war on Boston waterfront
Teachers in chains
Mayor Menino does the right thing
Boston's two largest banks merge
High tech CEOs demand new airport runway
Libertarian takes over Massachusetts Board of Education
BHA, DSS, and Massport declare themselves blameless
Legalized addictions
Brookline prepares for Ryder Cup golf tournament
Governor Paul Cellucci advises the homeless
A weather report
State education boss John Silber calls for teacher retraining
Walking tour of Boston in the 21st Century
Reforming welfare and rescuing the homeless
Harvard Square loses a lunch counter
Somerville Mayor Capuano goes to Congress
Christmas shopping
Chinatown blocks expansion of adult bookstore
Entitlement and school safety
Dreams of East Boston waterfront development
Boston falls behind on linkage of development with jobs/housing
Boston Housing Authority takes over Bromley-Heath tenant organization
Ed Reform segues into Ed Rage
Cambridge City Council limits development
Mayor Menino and the 1998 gubernatorial election