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Tomorrow, two debates will take place that might help you make a decision in the special election race to fill Ted Kennedy's senate seat. First, the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce sponsors a debate between the Republican candidates Scott Brown and Jack E. Robinson tomorrow at 8am. It's too late to register (aka pay through the nose) to attend, sadly, but we'll try to round up some reactions for you.

While Boston voted for Mayor Tom Menino again, cities and towns around Massachusetts voted incumbents out and elected a diverse array of new leaders. [Boston Globe] With thousands of auxiliary ballots left to count, City Council and School Committee candidates in Cambridge won't have official results until at least the end of the day Wednesday. [Cambridge Chronicle] A Georgetown woman wants the Bay State to require insurers to cover children’s hearing aids. [Boston Herald]

As an elected official, Scott Brown wants to be your servant, not your master.

Republican State Senator Scott Brown might be the nakedest candidate in the race for Ted Kennedy's U.S. Senate seat. The graying right-winger appeared nude in a 1982 issue of Cosmopolitan, which named him "America's Sexiest Man" when he was a 22-year-old law student at fussy, Catholic Boston College. We don't think that Ted Kennedy was ever dubbed America's Sexiest Man, but we're sure that there were a couple of decades where he wouldn't have turned down the nomination. But would he keep his short-and-curlies beneath his trousers? As you can see after the cut, Scott Brown didn't. After the cut: Potententially NSFW photo of a naked State Senator hiding his wang with his hand.

Andy Card didn't enter the Senate race, which is why Scott Brown did. Right? Brown, a Republican from Wrentham, officially announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate on Saturday. Brown touched on some typically conservative issues like tax cuts, and of course, displayed plenty of flags, according to the Boston Globe. Brown is well-compensated as a state senator, and has exemplary attendance. Brown could be the last prominent candidate to enter the race now that Card and Ed Markey are out. Oh, yeah, Jack E. Robinson and some community activist may run, too.