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In Springfield: Tim Announces Grants for Worker Training and Substance Abuse Prevention

May 15, 2008 11:39 AM | No Comments | No TrackBacks | Permalink
On May 15, Lt. Governor Tim Murray announced a $1.7 million grant for substance abuse programs, and a $534,000 grant for workforce development that will help train 743 workers.

"These funds represent an investment in our future, and will put the commonwealth on a path to achieve immediate and long-term economic growth and vitality," Tim told the Springfield Republican.

Read full coverage of the news in the Republican.
See the CBS 3 TV story about the substance abuse program.

Murray Blasts CSX at Rail Summit

May 9, 2008 2:48 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks | Permalink
Lt. Governor Tim Murray, who has advocated for expanded commuter rail service across the state, delivered a major speech at the statewide rail summit on May 9, outlining the Patrick/Murray administration's rail priorities and blasting CSX for blocking expansion.

Read the Telegram & Gazette coverage of the summit.
Read the full text of Tim's speech.
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