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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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March 14, 2011
Who's representing senior citizens?
By Sen. Richard T. Moore
Over the past month or so, whether it was in an email from a frustrated Bellingham senior, a coffee shop conversation with two hard-pressed Douglas seniors, a visit to my town hall office hours by a concerned Uxbridge senior citizen, or poignant questions from those at the Webster Senior Center, I've heard a common refrain. Who is looking out for the interests of senior citizens?
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Sen.
Moore keeps fighting
for federal Medicaid
dollars
May
7, 2010 ...
Continuing his
efforts to secure
vital federal
Medicaid funding for
the Commonwealth,
Sen. Richard T.
Moore, D-Uxbridge,
recently called on
his colleagues in
Congress to approve
an extension of
federal backing for
Medicaid services
through June 30,
2011. Sen. Moore is
President Elect of
the National
Conference of State
Legislatures (NCSL)
and Senate Chairman
of the Massachusetts
Legislature’s
Joint Committee on
Health Care
Financing.
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| Sen.
Moore, Senate
approves safe
driving legislation
Bans
texting; establishes
safe guidelines for
seniors
March
3, 2010 ... Sen.
Richard T. Moore,
D-Uxbridge, joined
his colleagues in
the Senate on
Tuesday, in passing
safe driving
legislation that
bans texting while
driving and makes it
a primary offense.
While police
officers will be
able to pull persons
over specifically
for texting, Sen.
Moore voted against
making cell phone
calls a primary
offense, along with
a requirement for
motorists to use
“hands free”
technology.
Moore’s colleagues
joined and
ultimately rejected
those proposals from
the final
legislation.
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