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Supporters of an underground connection between Boston’s two main rail hubs are continuing to make their case on Beacon Hill.
On Monday, members of the North South Rail Link Working Group are planning to host leading world experts on urban rail link projects at a Statehouse forum.
BOSTON -- The state could be in line for $20 million in federal money to widen treatment for opioid addiction as part of a White House proposal.
Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) visited Flint Public Library in Middleton on June 17 for the latest in his “Congress on Your Corner” series.\
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The first-term Democrat discussed a wide range of issues including gun control, veterans’ health and student loans.\
In a statement following the horrifying shooting in Orlando, “U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton from Massachusetts called for ‘love and support’ and ‘gave some solace to those most closely impacted by the horrific shooting.’ He added: ‘Fear and ignorance will never replace our commitment to fundamental American values, including that of equality.’”\
U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Massachusetts, on Monday sent a letter signed by 73 members of Congress to Secretary of State John Kerry urging the United States to accept more Syrian refugees.
Two members of the state's all-Democratic congressional delegation say they won't take part in moments of silence in Congress to remember the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting until lawmakers get serious about gun control.
Congressman says it will soon be their turn to get involved in issues shaping the country
By: Paul Leighton, Staff Writer
SALEM — This week, Seth Moulton found himself at the center of the national debate on gun control in the wake of the mass shooting in Orlando.
Seth Moulton spoke out following the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
\By: Eleanor Goldberg\