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Senator
Richard T. Moore
State House, Room 111
Boston, MA 02133
Phone:
617.722.1420
Fax: 617.722.1944
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Sen.
Moore applauds Worcester
& Norfolk Community
Development Block Grants
Funds
will construct affordable
housing units, community
infrastructure improvements
in Bellingham, Milford,
Southbridge and Webster
July
8, 2010 ... Four towns in
the Worcester & Norfolk
District, represented by
Sen. Richard T. Moore,
D-Uxbridge, have been
awarded a total of
$3,574,877 in Community
Development Block Grants (CDGB)
from the Department of
Housing and Community
Development (DHCD). Block
Grants, which are annually
awarded by the Governor,
fund infrastructure
improvement projects, boost
social services and increase
housing and business
development opportunities.
The communities awarded in
Sen. Moore’s district are
Bellingham, Milford,
Southbridge and Webster.
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Sen.
Moore urges Congress to
approve the "Main
Street Fairness Act"
Delahunt
of Massachusetts is lead
sponsor in U.S. House
July
7, 2010 ... Continuing his
push for Congress to approve
the “Main Street Fairness
Act,” a bill that would
generate hundreds of
millions of dollars for the
Commonwealth from revenues
that escape existing
loopholes, Sen. Richard T.
Moore, D-Uxbridge, recently
wrote to members of the
Massachusetts Congressional
delegation, urging for swift
passage of the legislation.
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Sen.
Moore: new budget is
shortsighted and
shortchanged
Veteran
legislator cites
cuts to measures
that save money and
lives
July
2, 2010 ... The
state budget for the
new fiscal year
signed by Governor
Deval Patrick on
June 30 is a setback
to the state’s
ongoing efforts to
contain rising
health care costs,
said the Senate’s
top health policy
legislator. Sen.
Richard T. Moore,
D-Uxbridge, was
critical of the
Governor’s choice
of budget reductions
and vetoes, and
equally critical of
U.S. Senator Scott
Brown, R-MA, for
failing to support
supplemental
Medicaid funding
that could have
reduced the need for
such drastic budget
cuts.
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