Funds Will Help Support Head Start and Early Head Start in Dutchess County
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Gillibrand Announces Over $18,000 for Tivoli Volunteer Fire Department
Funding Through FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program Will Help Purchase New Communication Equipment
Hochul, Schumer, Gillibrand, Slaughter & Higgins Invite Air Force Secretary to Visit Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station
WNY delegation says visit would demonstrate NFARS value to military, state and country
Gillibrand Announces Over $2.5 Million Coming to Head Start Programs in Southern Tier
Funds Will Go Toward Head Start and Early Head Start Programs in Broome and Chenango Counties
Gillibrand to Feds: Protect Niagara Falls Manufacturer – Reject Specialty Metal Production License Applications that Would Give Unfair Advantage to Foreign Imports, Undermine WNY Economy
Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) Manufacturing Licenses Would Provide Preferential Customs Treatment to Foreign Silicon Metal Imports, Force Domestic Producers to Compete in Unfair Market
Video: Gillibrand Fights Back Against Latest Republican Attack on Women’s Health
Blunt Amendment Would Allow Private Employers to Pick and Choose Medical Care
Schumer, Gillibrand, King Cut Red Tape for Merrick Medical Supply Store, Helping Local Business Reclaim Tens of Thousands of Dollars in Unprocessed Medicare Claims
Merrick, NY – U.S. Senators Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand and Congressman Peter King, announced today that they were able to secure an estimated $15,000 in Medicare reimbursements for a local Long Island medical supply store in Merrick, after...
Gillibrand Announces Nearly $2.3 Million Coming to Head Start Programs in Capital Region
Funds Will Go Toward Head Start and Early Head Start Programs in Warren and Schoharie Counties
Gillibrand Announces More Than $1.3 Million for SUNY-ESF for Manufacturing Training
Federal Funding Will Go Towards Educating Workers in Sustainable Materials and Manufacturing
As Record High Number of Americans Approach Retirement, Gillibrand Announces Priorities to Improve Services for Seniors, Save Taxpayer Money
COUNTY-BY-COUNTY Estimates: 1.2 Million New Yorkers to Reach Age 60 Over Next 5 Years
