by Sam Dallaire | Aug 31, 2022 | 8th Congressional District, Essential Infrastructure, Jobs & Economic Opportunity, News & Updates
WCVB-TV BOSTON- The U.S. representative who serves on the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure recently said he is in favor of federal authorities taking more direct control over the MBTA. Click here to watch interview
by Sam Dallaire | Aug 21, 2022 | 8th Congressional District, Jobs & Economic Opportunity, News & Updates
WCVB-TV BOSTON- Rep. Stephen Lynch says he is nervous about the first Monday morning commute during the 30-day Orange Line shutdown. Click here to watch interview
by Sam Dallaire | Aug 18, 2022 | 8th Congressional District, Essential Infrastructure, Jobs & Economic Opportunity, News & Updates
WBUR Radio By Sydney Boles and Tiziana Dearing Massachusetts Congressman Stephen Lynch discusses his talks with the MBTA as the public transit agency deals with ongoing safety concerns, service cuts and recommendations from the Federal Transit Administration. Click...
by Sam Dallaire | Mar 29, 2022 | Financial Security, Jobs & Economic Opportunity, National Security, News & Updates
Jamaica Plain News By David Ertischek Congressman Stephen Lynch (D-MA 8) and Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (D-MA 7) introduced a bill that would develop an electronic version of the U.S. dollar. “As digital payment and currency technologies continue to rapidly expand...
by Sam Dallaire | Nov 6, 2021 | 8th Congressional District, COVID-19, Essential Infrastructure, Financial Security, Jobs & Economic Opportunity, News & Updates
NBC Boston By Jeff Saperstone and Kaitlin McKinley Becker Billions of dollars will now be headed to Massachusetts to help fix roads and bridges after the long-awaited infrastructure bill finally cleared the House late Friday on a 228-206 vote — but not all of the...
by Sam Dallaire | May 27, 2021 | 8th Congressional District, Essential Infrastructure, Investing in Education, Jobs & Economic Opportunity, News & Updates
Patriot Ledger By Mary Whitfill QUINCY — Mayor Thomas Koch said he plans to use $15 million in federal pandemic recovery money given to the city and Quincy College to purchase the Monroe Building downtown, which he has had his eye on in hopes it will someday house a...
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