Governor Wes Moore Advocates for "Enough Act" to Address Rising Childhood Poverty in Cambridge
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Governor Wes Moore emphasized the pressing issue of childhood poverty during his visit to Cambridge on Monday, shedding light on the stark realities faced by the community.
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. -- Governor Wes Moore emphasized the pressing issue of childhood poverty during his visit to Cambridge on Monday, shedding light on the stark realities faced by the community. To combat that very issue, Moore advocated for the ENOUGH Act, legislation proposed by lawmakers at the request of the governor.
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