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OP ED: Voters to Decide on Constitutional Convention in November

OP ED: Voters to Decide on Constitutional Convention in November

Assemblyman Barclay 02 February 2013 4 minutes read
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Pursuant to our State’s Constitution, every twenty years a referendum is required to be placed on the ballot asking New York State voters whether New York should convene a constitutional convention for the purposes of amending our State Constitution.

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OP ED: Infrastructure Dollars Help Upstate with Road, Bridge Repairs

OP ED: Infrastructure Dollars Help Upstate with Road, Bridge Repairs

Assemblyman Barclay 02 February 2013 3 minutes read
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With the warm weather here, local highway crews are out working on road repairs and construction projects. There are approximately 114,000 centerline miles of highway in the state and local governments are responsible for the maintenance of nearly 85% of them. Accordingly, they need assistance meeting the repair demands, especially considering the snowfalls in our area.

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OP ED: Resources Available for Homeowners to Protect from Scams

OP ED: Resources Available for Homeowners to Protect from Scams

Assemblyman Barclay 02 February 2013 4 minutes read
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A home is one of the biggest investments a family can make and with homeownership, repair projects are inevitable.

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Dept of Homeland Security Releases Northern Border Threat Assessment

Dept of Homeland Security Releases Northern Border Threat Assessment

Contributor 02 February 2013 2 minutes read
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Today, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released its Northern Border Threat Assessment.

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OP ED: Craft Beverages Given More Support in State Law

OP ED: Craft Beverages Given More Support in State Law

Assemblyman Barclay 02 February 2013 3 minutes read
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The craft beverage industry is among the fastest-growing industries in New York with nearly 900 licensed manufacturers in the state.

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OP ED: 529 ABLE Savings Accounts Available Now to Individuals, Families with Disabilities

OP ED: 529 ABLE Savings Accounts Available Now to Individuals, Families with Disabilities

Assemblyman Barclay 02 February 2013 3 minutes read
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Individuals with disabilities and their family members now have a new way to save and plan for future expenses. New Yorkers can now open a tax-deferred 529 Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) account. The accounts are a savings option for families and money earned through the fund is tax exempt if it is spent on qualified expenses. Similar to the 529 College Savings accounts, contributions to the account may be made by anyone.

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OP ED: State Fair Promotes Agricultural Traditions and Family Fun

OP ED: State Fair Promotes Agricultural Traditions and Family Fun

Assemblyman Barclay 02 February 2013 4 minutes read
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The Great New York State Fair will once again kick off on Aug. 23 and run until Monday, Sept. 4. Last year, more than 1 million people attended the fair which features animal exhibits, concerts, horse shows, the famous butter sculpture, history, youth exhibits, rides, and agriculture contests.

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OP ED: November Ballot Offers Vote on Pension Forfeiture for Corrupt Officials

OP ED: November Ballot Offers Vote on Pension Forfeiture for Corrupt Officials

Assemblyman Barclay 02 February 2013 3 minutes read
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For years, state lawmakers convicted of abusing power related to their public duties have been able to collect a state pension and sometimes even behind bars.

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OP ED: Lauren’s Law Becomes Permanent to Help More New Yorkers Register as Organ Donors

OP ED: Lauren’s Law Becomes Permanent to Help More New Yorkers Register as Organ Donors

Assemblyman Barclay 02 February 2013 4 minutes read
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In 2008, an 8-year-old Stony Brook, NY resident named Lauren Shields was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy and heart disease. Doctors determined that Lauren’s condition was life threatening and in order to survive, she would need a heart transplant. On Feb. 3, 2009, her name was placed on the organ transplant list.

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