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Gillibrand, Schumer Urge U.S. Postmaster General to Postpone Consolidation of Manor Road Mail Processing Facility in Aftermath of Storm
Senators Express Concern Over Consolidation, Request to Delay Decision While Staten Island Recovers from Hurricane Sandy
Gillibrand, Crowley Announce New Legislation to Increase Kosher Food in Emergency Food Supply
Gillibrand-Crowley Legislation Requires USDA to Target, Label, and Increase Kosher Meals to Meet Growing Demand
At Gillibrand’s Recommendation, White House Formally Nominates Valerie Caproni and Judge Analisa Torres for U.S. District Court Judges for Southern District of New York
Caproni, Torres Appointments Would Add Exceptional Female Jurists to Federal Bench
Schumer, Gillibrand, Bishop Announce Federal Disaster Declaration for New York’s Fishing Industry
Lawmakers Vow to Push for Federal Emergency Financial Relief to Help Long Island Fishermen Rebuild
Bipartisan Resolution Supporting Israel Passes U.S. Senate Unanimously
Gillibrand, Kirk, 62 others cosponsor resolution backing Israel’s inherent right to defend itself from terrorist rockets
Schumer, Gillibrand Statement on GSA Green Light for Commercial Building Renovations
U.S. Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand released the following statement Friday after the General Services Administration issued the needed environmental approvals to allow the $22 million Customs Commercial Building renovations to move forward at the...
Gillibrand Announces $100,000 to Start Farm-to-School Initiative for Poughkeepsie Schools
Senator Gillibrand Fought Hard To Include This Effort As Part Of Child Nutrition Reform Bill That Passed In 2010
Gillibrand Announces Nearly $45,000 to Start Farm-to-School Initiative for Rochester City Schools
Senator Gillibrand Fought Hard To Include This Effort As Part Of Child Nutrition Reform Bill That Passed In 2010
Schumer, Gillibrand Outline First Phase of Proposed Katrina-Style Protection Plan for New York’s Coastlines
Senators Will Lay Out Projects That Can And Should Be Started Quickly By U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers—Many Have Been Federally Authorized But Never Constructed, Others Have To Be Jumpstarted and Expanded
