As we approach just over the halfway point of 2020, we have faced enormous challenges including a global pandemic, navigating the uncharted waters of education and childcare, economic collapse, job loss and the deep wounds of race and social injustice, just to name a few. None of us are immune to the many difficulties that […]
Today Rich is releasing his campaign video, “Our Shared Future.” “I’ve spent my life’s work representing these two communities in one role or another over the course of the past two decades, first as a business leader, later as a member of the City Council and ultimately as City Council President – and that’s why […]
This episode of “Voices with Haggerty” features Thaddeus Baxter, a veteran of the United States Army, a firefighter, and a father of two kids in the Woburn Public Schools. “Every time I see him, he makes himself available to talk to us about veterans’ rights, or about anything the veterans need, whether it’s on the […]
We are excited to launch “Voices With Haggerty”, a video series highlighting constituents’ experiences and interactions with Rich. We hope you enjoy the series and find a connection with these constituents! Our first “Voices with Haggerty” features Suzanne Fee, a long-time Woburn resident and mother of two kids in the Woburn Public School system. “When […]
On Wednesday May 23rd Rich had a chance to share his vision for the 30th Middlesex District at a local debate at Woburn Memorial High School moderated by Tom Zuppa of the Lowell Sun. WATCH IT HERE
WATCH IT HERE Today Rich sat down with Veronica Andrews to discuss the pressing issues facing Woburn, Reading and the Commonwealth
WOBURN, MA — Woburn City Council President Rich Haggerty spent time with some of his younger constituents Tuesday. Haggerty, who is running for state representative, visited a third grade class at Woburn’s Malcolm White Elementary School. There, the students read essays they had written in support of a plastic bag ban for Woburn. “Visiting with […]
WOBURN – City Council President Richard Haggerty became the second high-ranking elected official to declare his candidacy for the State House seat being vacated by State Rep. James Dwyer (D-Woburn). Hoping to mirror Dwyer’s political trajectory in 2009 from a sitting alderman to new state legislator, Haggerty, 38, the longest serving City Council president in […]
32 Leonard Street, Woburn, MA 01801
(781) 281-0191 | info@haggertyforhouse.com
