I'm proud today to honor the memory of these soldiers, and recognize their accomplishments during the Civil War and to the future direction ...
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to celebrate and remember the contributions of the 54th Massachusetts regiment.
Peter Cressy's leadership at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth gave us an excellent example of how tax dollars can be put to excelle...
the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is an extremely valuable institution.
There is no doubt that SouthCoast Massachusetts would be far behind where it is today without his leadership and his initiatives.
Something must be done!
We must continue to be vigilant, we must preserve the cultural history of Armenians, and we must work towards ending crimes against all huma...
It is sad and frustrating that at the beginning of this century, Armenians were murdered en masse.
I am a proud cosponsor of a resolution honoring the memory of the victims of the Armenian genocide.
In the face of this tragedy, children and grandchildren of the survivors of the Armenian Genocide have gone on to positively impact society.
I rise today to commemorate the 84th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
Last year, the world, once again, united to condemn atrocities committed towards fellow human beings.
From 1915 to 1923, the Ottoman Empire launched a systematic campaign to exterminate Armenians.
Together we will demand more accountability from Azerbaijan and Turkey for their persistent bullying of their neighbor.
Turkey has refused to admit the Armenian Genocide occurred, and continues to harbor hatred towards its neighbors.
I'm here to talk about what is I think a very small item. It's the next millennium's project for the greater Boston area, which is the urban...
I will tell you that all of the money that was designated to local communities for bridges, typical regular stuff, has been sucked into it a...
I request that you and the members of this subcommittee when determining transportation priorities for Fiscal Year 2000 include support of t...
