By George Lehman One of the few area elected state officials who holds monthly office hours in his district, Rep. David M. Rogers of Cambridge, made his case for another term on Beacon Hill, pointing to his work on health care, the environment, housing, and transportation policies while laying out his priorities for two more years in the Legislature. Rogers defeated fellow Democrat Nomita Ganguly of Belmont in the state primary and faced no chal…
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