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It’s Wrong to Cut Out Family Members in Negative Ads Governor Cuomo

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11 year old Sean Astorino, the son of Candidate for New York Governors race and the Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino explains to the Governor that is is wrong to use edited pictures of family members in ads and that telling lies about his father is wrong.
Sean Astorino in this video responds to an ad […]

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Sept. Is Designated As Hydrocephalus Awareness Month

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To raise awareness of Hydrocephalus and support the 9th Annual Hydrocephalus WALK, Senator John Flanagan (2nd Senate District) successfully sponsored legislation to designate the month of September as Hydrocephalus Awareness Month in New York State.  Senator Flanagan presented copies of the resolution to Mia Padron and Jackie Davidson of the Hydrocephalus Association during a visit […]

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New York State’s School Transportation Services RFP Process Now Permanent

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Press Release from New York School Bus Contractors Association.

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Marcellino Working To Win Any Way He Can

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On September 1, 2014, Senator Carl Marcellino and three of his paid employees filed a lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court alleging that all 5191 signatures on the petitions of challenger Gigi Bowman are invalid.  The goal of the lawsuit is to keep Bowman’s name off the ballot in the November 4, 2014 general […]

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Hurricane & Emergency Preparedness Program

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Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci recently sponsored a Hurricane and Emergency Preparedness Program at the Harborfields Public Library in Greenlawn. Joining the assemblyman were representatives from the Suffolk County Office of Emergency Management (OEM), who provided residents with tips on how to prepare for future natural disasters and answered any questions or concerns.
“This was a critical event […]

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30,000 New Yorkers Support Libertarians on the Ballot

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Statement From The Libertarian Party of New York:
The Libertarian Party of New York submitted over 30,000 signatures to afford New Yorkers an alternative to the failed policies of the two major parties.
Libertarian Party State Chair Mark Axinn commented, “Once again, the Libertarian Party has amassed enough signatures so that voters can choose true freedom-loving candidates […]

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Lupinacci Hosts Mobile Office Hours

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Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci held mobile office hours at the Half Hollow Hills Library in Dix Hills.

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Lupinacci To Host Mobile Office Hours

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Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci is reminding residents about his upcoming mobile office hours, scheduled to take place on Thursday, August 14. The hours will be held at the Half Hollow Hills Library, 55 Vanderbilt Parkway in Dix Hills from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Staff will be on hand to provide assistance with issues regarding state government.
Thursday, August […]

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Raia: Stop Increasing Tolls, We Need Answers

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Assemblyman calls for investigation of bridge project.

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Plan Proposed To Invest $3 Billion For Tax Relief, Rebuild Infrastructure, Create Jobs, Help Schools

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The comprehensive plan will accelerate planned tax cuts to provide New Yorkers with the relief they deserve, make key infrastructure investments to create new jobs across the state and provide historic assistance to local schools and property taxpayers.

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