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Tag Archives: New York State Assembly
Working to Lick Lyme and Other Tick-borne Diseases
Legislation Waits to be Signed Critical legislation that recently passed both houses of the New York State Legislature to protect people struggling with chronic Lyme and the doctors that treat them (A.7558-A/S.7854) is an important step in the multi-faceted battle against … Continue reading
Marking Two Years of Advocating for the Hudson Valley
Two years ago April 17, when I was first sworn in as a member of the New York State Assembly, I promised my constituents that I would work full-time for them as their state legislator, that I would be their … Continue reading
One Woman’s Agenda
I am often asked in the one year since I was elected to the New York state Assembly: “How is it in Albany? Is it what you expected?” My honest answer is that I truly had no expectation of what … Continue reading
Celebrating New York Women
Women’s History Month, celebrated each March, is a time to remember the women who helped shape our nation’s history and to shine a spotlight on those women who continue that progress today. In the best of all possible worlds, women’s … Continue reading
Bullish on the Hudson Valley. Bullish on New York.
The new year has kicked off in extraordinary fashion, beginning with our district swearing-in — with 200 friends and supporters — as Member of the New York State Assembly representing the new 106th AD. Held at the historic Franklin D. Roosevelt … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson Center for Autism, Camphill, Columbia County, Copake Iron Works, Culinary Institute of America, Dutchess County, FDR Presidential Library and Museum, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Habitat for Humanity, Hudson River School of Painting, Hudson Valley, New York State Assembly, NY 106th AD, Omega Center for Sustainable Living, State of the State, Taconic State Park, TasteNY, Walkway Over the Hudson, WAMC, Wassaic Project
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Victory in New York’s 106th AD!
Tuesday was, quite simply, a great night — for our country, for the Hudson Valley and for our campaign to win a full term in the New York State Assembly. Our victory was truly a team effort and I am … Continue reading
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Tagged 106th AD, Election 2012, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Hudson Valley, New York State Assembly
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