HOCHUL’S NYC TOLL PLAN BLEEDS COMMUTERS DRY
A Column from the Desk of Assemblyman Karl Brabenec (R,C-Deerpark) Ever since the conclusion of the 2024 election cycle, Gov. Kathy Hochul has resuRead More…
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STATEMENT FROM SENATOR JAMES SKOUFIS
I know I’m not alone in believing that our veterans deserve to be supported for all they’ve done in the name of freedom. Improving the lives of thRead More…
PROMOTING ANIMAL WELFARE IN NEW YORK
A Column from the Desk of Assemblyman Karl Brabenec (R,C-Deerpark) As many of you know, animal welfare is something that many people across our staRead More…
Governor George Pataki Endorses Dorey Houle for State Senate
Florida, NY. – Former New York Governor George Pataki today endorsed Monroe Councilwoman Dorey Houle for New York State Senate in District 42.Read More…
STATEMENT FROM SENATOR JAMES SKOUFIS
The change of the season from summer to fall never fails to make me reflective, and as I think back on this year, I’m grateful for the opportunity tRead More…
New Law Could Require Charter Bus Passengers to Wear Seatbelts
ALBANY – Lawmakers in Albany are considering new legislation that would require passengers on charter buses to wear seatbelts. The legislative proRead More…
STATEMENT FROM SENATOR JAMES SKOUFIS
Last week, I welcomed a contingent of cadets and their leadership from the United States Military Academy as my honored guests at the Capitol in AlbanRead More…
BRABENEC’S BILLS HELD FROM FLOOR DEBATE THANKS TO DEMOCRAT POWER PLAY
Assemblyman Karl Brabenec (R,C-Deerpark) is sharing the unfortunate news that two of his bills, set to deliver important changes to New York’s approRead More…
Congressman Pat Ryan Secures $1 Million for Rumshock Veterans Foundation to Tackle Veteran Homelessness in Orange County
PORT JERVIS, NY – Sunday, March 24th, Congressman Pat Ryan brought the Port Jervis community together at VFW Post 161 for a celebratory luncheon tRead More…
State Issues Waivers for Cannabis Growers After Blowing Rollout
The New York State Cannabis Control Board voted last week to waive licensing fees for two years for Adult-Use Conditional Cultivators. The state’s aRead More…