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Gillibrand, Schumer Announce Bill To Name Bergen Post Office In Honor Of Bergen Native Barry Miller Has Passed The Senate Unanimously — Key Hurdle Cleared To Make The Barry G. Miller Post Office Official; Now Heads Over To House Of Representatives For Final Passage

In September 2015, Bergen Volunteer Firefighter & EMT Barry Miller Tragically Lost His Life In the Line Of Duty Earlier this year, Gillibrand Introduced Legislation to Rename Bergen Post Office After Fallen Hero

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Ahead Of Vote On National Defense Bill, Gillibrand And Grassley Lead Bipartisan Coalition Calling On Senate To Finally Pass Legislation To Address Crisis Of Sexual Assault In The Military

Independent review shows DoD appears to have willfully misled Congress about military sexual assault cases; DoD’s own SAPRO report shows that little progress has been made to fix the problem of military sexual assault in the last six years Senators call for another vote on the Military Justice Improvement Act after learning Senate held its previous votes under the influence of false and misleading information from DoD The Military Justice Improvement Act would remove serious crimes from the

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Gillibrand Urges EPA To Add Wappinger Creek To The Superfund National Priorities List-After Contamination From Manufacturing Activity, Gillibrand Calls On EPA To Expedite Designation After 60-Day Public Comment Period Officially Ends

Wappinger Creek found to be contaminated with pollutants including mercury and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons Gillibrand: This designation needs to be expedited to help protect public health and mitigate the damage to the environment in Dutchess County

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Senator Gillibrand Releases Latest Military Sexual Assault Snapshot Report: New Data Show Despite Recent Congressional Reforms, Dysfunction In Military Justice System Remains

Review of 329 Case Files from Four U.S. Bases Finds that for Second Year in a Row there is a Higher Prevalence of Civilian Victims of Military Sexual Assault than DoD Reports in SAPRO Case Files Show 20 Percent of the Survivors Who Reported a Sexual Assault Eventually Declined to Move Forward with the Military Justice Process Zero Cases of Retaliation Were Prosecuted Despite Congressional Action

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