Today, members of the Assembly Minority Conference urged their legislative colleagues in the Assembly and Senate to take immediate action to end the expanded powers Gov. Cuomo took on after declaring a state of emergency more than three months ago.
New York state’s high school graduates endured one of the most trying academic years in recent history, and what they have accomplished during these past few months has been nothing short of extraordinary.
The following is a letter from Beckey Batchelor to acknowledge care providers at The Manor at Seneca Hill:
The following is a short position piece written by the President of the Friends of Oswego Public Library, Joe McManus:
The Friends of the Oswego Library respectfully asks the citizens of the Oswego School District to support the Oswego S.D. Public Library by voting for a library trustee on the Tuesday June 09, 2020 ballot. The Library will operate on the same budget as last year.
Our library is a great resource for our community with all of the great programs that it offers such as the children’s room, story hours, workshops, and the summer reading program.
They also provide public access to computers and the internet, adult learning programs, loan books, audiobooks and DVD's. The Friends of the Library hopes that you will join us in voting yes. Thank You!
Joe McManus -- FOL Board President
Today, certain areas of New York are finally taking important steps in a positive direction after weeks of lockdown orders and business closures.
These last few months have been challenging for most everyone. Our normal routines and activities that previously provided structure have been turned upside down.
For nearly all of us managing these unprecedented times, it’s easy to get away from our normal routines and go-to comforts.
During today’s legislative session, Assembly Republicans presented amendments intended to curtail the governor’s expanded authorities and provide greater balance and accountability in the “COVID-19 Emergency Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Act” (A.11181). Democrats rejected each proposal.
The following is a statement from Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay about today's Public Protection Budget hearing:
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