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SALEM, MA — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton used a virtual town hall to suggest members of the military should consider laying down their arms if President Donald Trump orders them to partake in actions that "continue racial inequality."
Every day, Marice Raymond received the same message, she said: Moses Raymond, her husband and a resident of the Bedford Veterans Affairs Medical Center, was fine. The 78-year-old Vietnam War veteran had COVID-19, but she thought he had recovered. He was OK, the staff told her on the morning of May 10.
On May 11, he was dead.
LYNN — The city is receiving $4 million in federal funds to combat homelessness in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) announced Wednesday that the federal government has appropriated $4,004,861 to support residents who are currently homeless or at risk of becoming homeless after losing jobs during the pandemic.
On Monday, Democrats in Washington unveiled the Justice in Policing Act.
The Democratic proposal, the Justice in Policing Act of 2020, has more than 200 sponsors, including Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton.
TEWKSBURY, MA — Congressman Seth Moulton joined Rep. Ayanna Pressley's resolution to condemn police brutality, Monday. Pressley announced the resolution with three other representatives Friday, following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody.
Rep. Seth Moulton recently announced that the Cape Ann Transportation Authority will receive $1.6 million in transit relief funds made available through the CARES Act.
Representative Seth Moulton (D-MA) announced that Lynn Economic Opportunity, (LEO) Inc. has been awarded a $4.34 million federal grant for its Head Start program.
Twenty-two years ago, David Williams was biking down a Salem, Mass., street when he caught a glimpse of the woman who would become the love of his life.
He could tell she was petite, but he wasn’t able to make out her features as she turned to catch a train. Williams spun his bicycle around and headed up the street. He saw Vitalina’s face and let out a whistle.
SALEM — The COVID-19 pandemic has cast a shadow across Memorial Day, said Marine Corps veteran and Salem Veterans Council member Joseph Cole and other speakers at a small ceremony held under gray skies in Greenlawn Cemetery Monday morning.
Since the NBA season was abruptly suspended in March due to the novel coronavirus, Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter has used his time to battle what he describes as human rights abuses in his native country, Turkey.
Kanter has launched a campaign called "You Are My Hope" on Change.Org to advocate for political prisoners in his homeland.