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Constituent Advocacy Resources Empowerment Services (C.A.R.E.S.) Van’s May events will bring assistance with federal agencies to communities across NY-18

Central Hudson entered into litigation with the PSC over its rate case in January; yesterday, the Administrative Law Judges assigned to the case recommended a partial rate increase.

While working as a journalist in Lebanon in the 1980’s, Anderson was held hostage by Hezbollah terrorists for nearly 7 years. Anderson went on to champion numerous humanitarian causes, including Orange County’s Rumshock Veterans Foundation, before passing away at his home in Greenwood Lake on April 21

Today, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Board  is expected to approve a 10% discount on monthly tickets for fare zones within the 5 boroughs — Ryan and Lawler say this is just the latest example of MTA putting Hudson Valley families last  

Local governments are encouraged to apply for federal funding for projects by Monday, April 29, 2024 at 5:00PM EST

House-passed bills include funding for Ukraine to combat Russia’s illegal invasion, aid to Israel to deter Iranian and proxy hostilities, and critical support to Taiwan and other allies to deter China’s aggression in Indo-Pacific

Rifton residents were given only a 30-day notice of post office’s closure and relocation of services to Tillson Post Office; no information has been provided on reopening timeline 

General Electric discharged millions of pounds of toxic PCBs into the Hudson River over 3+ decades. 5-Year Reviews are issued by EPA to examine remediation efforts at EPA Superfund Sites to ensure clean-up is progressing; since large amounts of PCBs are still in the Hudson, Ryan and Molinaro are demanding further remediation.