April 2016
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MURPHY RELEASES NORWALK ‘FED UP’ REPORT IDENTIFYING COMMUTER TROUBLE AREAS & SPECIFIC PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
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MURPHY WELCOMES USS HARTFORD BACK TO GROTON
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MURPHY, GILLIBRAND, BIPARTISAN GROUP OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, URGE PRESIDENT OBAMA TO REMOVE BARRIERS TO RESEARCH ON MEDICAL MARIJUANA
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SENATE PASSES MURPHY, BLUMENTHAL RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING UCONN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM FOR NCAA WIN
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MURPHY, BLUMENTHAL, ESTY STATEMENT ON NEWTOWN COURT RULING
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MURPHY SECURES FEDERAL FUNDING FOR NEW HAVEN HARBOR DREDGING STUDY, STRENGTHENS BUY AMERICAN WITHIN DEPT. OF ENERGY
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MURPHY SECURES $6 MILLION FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD TERMINAL AT BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NEW RECOGNITION FOR MERCHANT MARINERS
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MURPHY, PAUL INTRODUCE LEGISLATION TO SET NEW CONDITIONS FOR U.S. MILITARY SUPPORT TO SAUDI ARABIA
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CT Congressional Delegation Stands with Team 26, Calls for Action to Prevent Gun Violence
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MURPHY INTRODUCES ‘BUY AMERICAN’ AMENDMENT TO FAA BILL
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MURPHY HIGHLIGHTS BRISTOL MANUFACTURER, ARTHUR G. RUSSELL COMPANY INC., AS “MURPHY’S MONDAY MANUFACTURER”
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MURPHY STATEMENT ON WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT OF FUNDING TO COMBAT ZIKA VIRUS
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CONNECTICUT, NEW YORK SENATORS MAKE FRIENDLY WAGER ON WOMEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
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MURPHY RELEASES ‘LONG ISLAND SOUND INVESTMENT PLAN’
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MURPHY HIGHLIGHTS BRIDGEPORT MANUFACTURER, MOORE TOOL COMPANY, AS “MURPHY’S MONDAY MANUFACTURER”
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MURPHY APPLAUDS FCC FOR ACTING ON HIS CALL, APPROVING EXPANDED BROADBAND INTERNET ACCESS FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES
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AHEAD OF OPENING DAY, MURPHY AND BLUMENTHAL URGE COMCAST, YES NETWORK TO RESOLVE DISPUTE, ENSURE YANKEES GAMES ARE NOT BLACKED OUT
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March 2016
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MURPHY, BLUMENTHAL COLLEAGUES CALL FOR NEW RESOURCES TO COMBAT SEXUAL ASSAULTS ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES
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MURPHY LEADS CONNECTICUT DELEGATION, NEW YORK MEMBERS IN EXPRESSING “STRONG SUPPORT” FOR EPA PLAN TO REDUCE NITROGEN IN LONG ISLAND SOUND
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MURPHY APPLAUDS PRESIDENT OBAMA’S NEW PLAN TO COMBAT OPIOID CRISIS, CALLS ON CONGRESS TO ACT
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