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ESSEX — The Essex River shone in the cold sun Thursday for the announcement that Congressman Seth Moulton, who represents the 6th District — which includes Cape Ann — is sponsoring a bill that would clear the way for the town to clean up the Essex River channel.
"North Shore Export Forum: Opportunities for Massachusetts Exporters” Event in Amesbury
Washington, D.C. – Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) will host the “North Shore Export Forum: Opportunities for Massachusetts Exporters” on January 19, 2016 in Amesbury, MA. The Forum will convene state business export leaders and government officials on two different panels to speak about their successes and best practices. The event will also feature one-on-one networking time for attendees and the panelists.
Congressman Seth Moulton, D-Mass., will hold a Congress on Your Corner event 2-3 p.m. Jan. 16 in the community room at Saugus Public Library, 265 Central St.
Constituents are invited to come and meet with Moulton and his staff.
SALEM, MA — Seth Moulton's new storefront office at 21 Front St. makes you think you've stumbled into a high-tech startup rather than the new location for the 6th Congressional District office.
In 2013, Ahmad Alkhalaf lost both of his arms when a bomb struck the refugee camp where he and his family lived in Syria. Ahmad's three siblings were killed, and he now lives in Boston with his father.
Ahmad will be attending as a special guest of Rep. Seth Moulton, along with his father.
You can watch the full interview here.
By: Staff Writer
A Massachusetts Congressman’s special guest at Tuesday’s State of the Union address is getting a lot of attention. Rep. Seth Moulton invited 9-year-old Ahmad Alkhalaf to join him at the president’s speech.
“Ahmad is such a courageous young man. It was an honor to meet him,” Moulton said on social media before the address.
He also shared a photo of himself giving Ahmad a hug.
You can read the full article here.
WASHINGTON – Nine-year-old Ahmad Alkhalaf smiles easily as he talks in Arabic about his dreams. He wants to go to school and grow up to be a doctor – to help others. But, before that he wants Americans to know him and also learn about other Syrian children and the suffering many have had to endure through an ongoing civil war.
When the president delivers his State of the Union address Tuesday night, Ahmad will be there, along his father, as Moulton’s guest.
You can listen to the full interview here.