New York values through the eyes of Kathryn Lopez
Kathryn Jean Lopez reflects after New York primaries on church life and everyday people shaping New York values. She recalls Mass crowds confession at St Patrick’s Cathedral and encounters with named locals, highlighting mercy, immigrants, and faith as central to the city’s character.
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Lawmakers listed for district and state offices
Submitter provides contact lines for State Senator Patty Ritchie in Oswego, County Office Building 46 E. Bridge St Oswego NY 13126, Robert Oaks in Albany, U S House office 718 Legislative Office Building Albany NY 12248, U S Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at 531 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510, Assemblyman Will Barclay 120th District 200 N Second St Fulton NY 13069.
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Time for Bernie to back off in NY race
After decisive wins by Trump and Clinton in New York, Democratic leaders urge Sanders to end attacks on Clinton. The piece argues his continued assaults risk helping Trump, notes Sanders credibility on Wall Street issues, and urges him to unite with Clinton or risk harming the party and country.
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April 26 through history spans wars and disasters
On this date, notable events include the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster onset in Ukraine causing widespread radioactive fallout. Earlier, Sybil Ludington warned militia in New York during the 1777 war era, Lincoln’s assassin Booth killed in 1865, and 1913 Mary Phagan murdered with Leo Frank later convicted. Other items cover Guernica raids, Petain’s arrest, USS Hobson sinking, Tanganyika Zanzibar uniting to Tanzania, Lockheed TriStar service, Mandela’s election victory, civil unions in Vermont, and high level visits in 2006 and 2015. The quote notes a proverb about scapegoats.
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