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Liz joined State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli and other elected officials to call attention to the growth and success of farmers markets in New York. Alison Bowen reported in Metro: “Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best, and farmers markets and ...
Read MoreLiz’s August 2012 free events list is available! You can download it here, or view it below.August 2012 Free Events
Read MoreIn this video clip, New York 1 focuses on on hydrofracking, following up on a letter sent by Liz and some of her colleagues to the DEC. The letter demands a full accounting in the face of reports that proposed ...
Read MoreLiz submitted the following testimony to the New York City Rent Guidelines Board, arguing that the process that led to this year’s proposed increases is in need of reform, and arguing further that this year’s proposed guidelines should be significantly ...
Read MoreThe Daily News reports on East Side resident John Burke’s legal victory: The ruling means a disabled bartender who has lived in a dark, ground-floor Yorkville studio for 35 years…gets to keep his kitchen, while the rest of the tenants, including ...
Read MoreLiz sent the following letter to the SUNY Charter Schools Institute regarding the Success Charter Network’s application to co-locate two charter schools in District 2’s already crowded facilities. The SUNY Charter Schools Institute is currently considering the charter school network’s ...
Read MoreLiz’s May Community Bulletin is available! You can download it here, or view it from this page. May 2012 Community Bulletin
Read MoreAlbany, NY – State Senator Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan) today announced the passage of legislation in the New York State Senate that would result in more federal funding for food stamp programs in New York City. The bill (S. 452) passed ...
Read MoreOur Town‘s Megan Finnegan reports on Liz’s forum at the CUNY Graduate Center last week, “The War on Women: An Evening Basic Training.” Sen. Liz Krueger has long been an advocate for women’s rights in Albany, so she’s accustomed to ...
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