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Moore speaks at Hopedale flag ceremony

June 24, 2008 ... In a ceremony that celebrated the essence and spirit of a small town, Sen. Richard T. Moore, D – Uxbridge, spoke for the dedication of the town of Hopedale’s new flag, which was presented in the Great Hall of Flags at the State House.

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Current News & Press Releases

  
Moore, Fernandes continue Mill Street Bridge construction efforts

June 27, 2008 ... Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, and Rep. John Fernandes, D-Milford, recently announced that the Mill Street Bridge project in the town of Hopedale will soon resume construction after being halted in March of this year. Construction had been put on hold due to safety concerns about water control.

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Moore votes to reform Massachusetts energy policy

June 25, 2008 ... Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, voted on Tuesday to pass a sweeping energy reform package that focuses on promoting and developing energy efficiency and renewable energy across the Commonwealth.

The Green Communities Act emphasizes “Efficiency First Energy Procurement” and requires distribution companies to consider all available energy resources when purchasing power. The bill also mandates that the state’s electric companies purchase the most cost-effective and stable resources, with the goal of procuring all cost-effective energy efficiency and conservation before turning to a more expensive supply from traditional sources. 

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Moore votes to professionalize contracts for human service providers

Rate adjustments play catch up to inflation and operating costs

June 25, 2008 ... Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, senate chairman of the Committee on Health Care Financing, voted on Tuesday to phase in long overdue rate adjustments for human service providers who contract with the state to deliver health and social services to the Commonwealth’s most vulnerable citizens, from the elderly and chronically ill to the physically and mentally impaired.

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