Open invitation for Katko town hall in Oswego
We the People of Oswego invite Congressman John Katko to a town hall at the McCrobie Building 41 Lake St Oswego at 6 30 p m on Thursday April 13 The event aims to hear voter concerns from the 24th district on healthcare immigration environment and equality The meeting will proceed regardless of Katko s attendance
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John Katko
Katko
McCrobie
Lake St
U.S
Charles Schumer
Kirsten Gillibrand Hart
Senate
Dirksen
Washington
D.C
Patty Ritchie
Claudia Tenney
French Road
W. Oneida St
E. Bridge St
New Hartford
N.Y
Robert Aks
Albany
Environmental groups fight plan for Hudson anchorages
U S Rep Sean Patrick Maloney and others oppose up to ten commercial ship anchorages on the Hudson near Kingston Milton New Paltz and Port Ewen warning the plan could turn the river into a barge parking lot Environmentalists and local officials fear increased crude oil shipments would raise spill risk and harm water supply tourism and recreation State leaders seek to scale back or block the plan while calling for clearer contingency details and safer locations.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Defense
U.S
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Cold Spring
Hudson
Kingston
Milton
Newburgh
Port Ewen
Maloney
Coast Guard
Sue Serino
Hyde Park
Didi Barrett
D-Hudson
New York
Hudson Valley
Gorsuch confirms GOP unity and Trump win at Supreme Court
Judge Neil Gorsuch won Senate confirmation, delivering a major triumph for the Trump White House and establishment Republicans. The vote ended the 60 vote hurdle with a nuclear option, uniting conservatives and signaling strength for upcoming policy battles including Obamacare repeal efforts.
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National Rifle Association
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Heritage Action For America
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National Security Council
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Jared Kushner
Kushner
Mike Pence
House Freedom Caucus
House
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Matt Schlapp
American Conservative Union
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Merrick Garland
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Notable events on April 8 through history
Highlights include Truman seizing steel mills in 1952 to avert a strike and the later Supreme Court ruling on overstep of authority, the 1820 Venus de Milo discovery on Milos, and the 13th Amendment’s 1864 Senate passage. Also noted are Times Square’s 1904 renaming, the 17th Amendment ratification in 1913, Roosevelt’s 1935 relief act, Picasso’s 1973 death, Aaron’s 715th homer in 1974, Campanis controversy in 1987, Ryan White’s 1990 death, Ashe’s AIDS disclosure in 1992, Pope Francis’s 2016 documentary impact, and James Brander Matthews’s legacy.
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Indianapolis
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New York
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Palitimes.com
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