Politics & Government

UPDATE: Congressman McGovern to Work with Attleboro Officials and State Reps to Bring Business to the City

Attleboro residents share their concerns about jobs and businesses in the city.

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Congressman James McGovern (D-MA) held a coffee hour at Jonathan's Cafe on Union Street on Saturday afternoon to hear from his constituents. Dozens, including former Attleboro Fire Chief Ron Churchill, United Regional Chamber of Commerce President Jack Lank and Ward 2 City Council Candidate Mark Cooper,  turned out to share their thoughts with McGovern on everything from jobs to war. 

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