Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today issued the following statement on the announcement of the Iran nuclear agreement: “I strongly supported and helped pass the sanctions that were put in place that brought Iran to the table, but...
Federal Funding For The City of Norwich Fire Department Will Be Used to Hire Three New Firefighters
Federal Funding Will Be Used to Purchase New Equipment for New Haven, Deerfield, McGraw, Georgetown, Lake Delta, Trenton and Hamilton Fire Departments
Limestone Volunteer Fire Department Will Use Funds To Replace Outdated Equipment
Federal Funding For Delanson Will Be Used To Purchase New Safety Equipment
Similar Measure Came Two Votes Short of Defeating Senate Filibuster in 2013 – New Push Follows Recent Gun Smuggling Sting by Commissioner Bratton and AG Schneiderman that Netted 93 Guns Over Six-Month Period, Gang Violence Reportedly Responsible for Shooting Death of Father Holding His One-Year-Old Child According to NYPD, 90 Percent of Guns Used in Crimes Come From Out of State – Yet There is Not a Single Federal Law Defining Gun Trafficking as a Crime Bill Would Also Crack Down on Bad Gun
Federal Funding For Lackawanna Fire Department Will Be Used to Hire Four New Firefighters
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand issued the following statement today on the Army’s announcement that it will reduce Fort Drum by 28 Military Personnel: “As a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, I’ve fought...
History Maker Herman Badillo Served as Bronx Borough President & Was First Puerto Rican to Serve as Congressman; Badillo Also Served as NYC Deputy Mayor Under Ed Koch Schumer, Gillibrand, Serrano, Rangel, Crowley Put Forth Legislation to Rename Post Office in the Bronx After Herman Badillo, Which Has Now Passed Both Senate & House; Next Step Is For President Obama To Sign Bill Lawmakers: Dedication of Morrisania Post Office Is a Lasting Tribute to Herman Badillo’s Steadfast Commitment & Dedi
Proposed Elementary and Secondary Education Bill Would Gut Professional Development Funds for 18 States Without Fix, New York Stands to Lose More Than $200 Million Over Seven Years and an Additional $60 Million Each Year Thereafter – More Than Any Other State in the Nation
