Assembly, Senate Minority Issue Second Letter to Comptroller Dinapoli, Urging Audit of ERAP Program
Aug 8, 2024
In a letter to Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, Assembly and Senate Minority have requested a comprehensive audit of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), which is managed by the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA). The program originated...
Human Trafficking Thrives in Darkness, Our Conference Hopes to Shine A Light
Aug 2, 2024
Human trafficking is a deeply disturbing issue that occurs in every part of our country, including right here in New York. Anyone can be a victim of human trafficking. It is a pervasive issue that hurts far too many. Every person has the right to dignity...
Safe Haven Museum Represents What it Means to be A True Democracy
Jul 26, 2024
As war ravaged Europe in the 1940s, there were few places Jews could seek shelter as they fled Nazi persecution. One such place was Oswego, New York, which welcomed Jewish refugees with open arms at a time when hatred and fear were far too prevalent both...
Harborfest Has Become a Summertime Staple in Upstate New York
Jul 19, 2024
It’s an exciting time of year in Upstate New York. During the summer months, there are tons of fun family-friendly events happening around our communities, and the Oswego Harborfest is one of my favorite local activities. Not only will there be unique...
‘Raise The Age’ is Putting Lives at Risk
Jul 12, 2024
New York’s effort to relieve burdens on the criminal justice system by “raising the age” of criminal responsibility is a flawed and failing policy. Young offenders committing violent crimes face little to no repercussions and are emboldened by a...
Leader Barclay to Host Annual Local Landscapes & Landmarks Visual Art Exhibit
Jul 11, 2024
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay today announced he will host the fifth annual Local Landscapes and Landmarks visual art exhibit, where artists from the 120th Assembly District share their talent for capturing Central New York’s natural beauty...