"To meet reduced greenhouse gas emissions goals, we need to partner with our municipalities right now to help them with this transition."
Emergency Vehicle Purchased with State Grant Funding Secured by Senator Harckham
Equipment for first responders purchased through $115K state grant that State Senator secured
Mike Lawler Loosens a Gun Safety Regulation
Addresses Crisis in New York's Disability Arena While Historic Executive Order from the White House Improves Support for Caregivers.
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Senate District 40's 2023 State Senate Woman of Distinction honored at a special ceremony held in at the State Capitol
“Matthew’s Law” would allow pharmacies statewide to dispense drug adulterant testing supplies
Equitable Foundation Aid funding, finally realized in FY2024 Budget, will boost achievement for all students across different school dis
Local officials applaud the strong effort to enhance traffic flow, safety in region
New air compressor fill and workstation used to replenish air cylinders for the self-contained breathing apparatuses worn by firefighters
State Senator introduces a resolution to the full Senate and welcomes a contingent of local veterans
John Gallagher, Joe Brady and Katie Roper Izzo cited for substantial contributions while highlighting Irish cultural traditions
As New York State looks for ways to implement climate goals, interest in solar projects in the airspace above vehicle parking has increased
Stars of Broadway Celebrate Diversity in recognition of Black History Month
More than 2,000 pounds of food collected
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Right now, Wheelabrator Westchester is one the nation’s oldest waste incinerator plants.
A launch party event was held to celebrate the addition of skin and cosmetics services
Special notice: All e-bikes are 10% - 30% off! Sale runs through Sunday (10/30/22)
Community Based Services, Golfers & Local Businesses come together to raise $35,000 to Benefit Jobs Services for People with Disabilities.
Accordionist-composer Mario Tacca, vocalist Mary Mancini and pianist-composer-educator Pete Malinverni fêted during a special ceremony
Harckham has delivered more than $1.2 million of state grant funding to first responders and emergency personnel in SD40
“The best way to support our firefighters and first responders is to provide them with resources that allow them to carry out their service"
The state appropriation will help ensure continued access to maternity care for thousands of greater Putnam County residents
135 Properties and Yeshiva Ohr Hamier will be able to connect to sanitary sewers
Presents Senate Proclamations to Five Members of the Community for Outstanding Achievement
Discussions include affordable housing, infrastructure needs, new businesses
Extensive Ground Surface and Turf Restorations Funded by a $100K State Grant
Dwyer began working at Legal Services of Hudson Valley in 2018 as a foreclosure and bankruptcy attorney defending homeowners
You can sign up at a local library or community center for one of the many in-person workshops scheduled throughout the county
Earlier this year, Harckham co-sponsored and helped pass two separate bills protecting the rights of women traveling to NY for healthcare
Empire Awards presented to ten organizations on National Food Bank Day
District still coping with tax funding losses from Indian Point closure
Catch all you favorite tunes like “Our House,” “Southern Cross,” “Woodstock,” and more....live in Peekskill!
The funding for these programs was initiated in the Community Violence Intervention Act, which Harckham helped pass last year
More than 3,500 pounds of food collected; 40,000+ pounds of food collected in 13 drives so far
In an effort to remediate flooding issues, the Village of Pleasantville will initiate a project to mill, repave and regrade Hopper Street
The Somers Town House serves as the center of town government in Somers. The building was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2005.