Liz’s Community Bulletin for October is available here! View this month’s edition on this page, or download it as a PDF.
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The 2013-2014 edition of Liz’s Senior Resource Guide is now available for download! You can also view it below, or contact our office to request a physical copy.
Read MoreSen. Krueger today announced the enactment of her legislation recognizing and establishing a certification for “clinical nurse specialists” in New York State. The new law was sponsored by Sen. Krueger and Assemblymember Barbara Lifton (D-Ithaca), and signed by Gov. Andrew ...
Read MoreLiz issued the following statement in response to the city Appeals Board’s decision to overturn illegal hotel fines levied under the 2010 illegal hotels law in the Nigel Warren case: “The New York City ECB Appeals Board decision overturning fines ...
Read MoreTech news site The Verge reported on the Airbnb-backed appeal that overturned fines in one illegal short-term rental case, and quoted Liz, putting the decision into perspective. Following Airbnb’s victory in overturning a fine last week, New York state senator ...
Read MoreSen. Krueger was quoted in this New York Times piece, explaining that short-term rentals in multi-family residential buildings remain illegal, despite a small legal victory for Airbnb in an isolated, cherry-picked case.
Read MoreLiz’s Community Bulletin for September is available here! View this month’s edition on this page, or download it as a PDF.
Read MoreCongresswoman Carolyn Maloney, State Senator Liz Krueger, and Council Member Jessica Lappin joined community advocates and concerned residents today near the site of the proposed 91st Street Marine Transfer Station (MTS) to highlight the serious flood risks that the MTS ...
Read MoreLiz’s Community Bulletin for July is available here! View this month’s edition on this page, or download it as a PDF.
Read MoreLiz spoke with New York Times columnist Michael Powell for this piece on abuses in the 421-a tax credit program: State Senator Liz Krueger watches such unneeded tax subsidies — for energy, insurance, tobacco and luxury development — slip like ...
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