Bipartisan measure honors and recognizes the service and sacrifice of New York’s best and bravest, our military veterans wounded or killed while serving with the U.S. Military.
Albany, NY – New York State Senator Daphne Jordan (R,C,I-Halfmoon), Member of the Senate Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs Committee, today proudly announced that the bipartisan legislative resolution she cosponsors, J401, proclaiming Saturday, August 7, 2021, as “Purple Heart Day” in New York State, unanimously passed the State Senate during today’s session.
Smoke billows from structures destroyed during a fire on Jennie Street on Sunday, May 2, 2021. (FILE PHOTO)
NASSAU, BAHAMAS The back-to-back fires on Jennie Street and Fritz Lane last week impacted 42 people, according to Social Services Minister Frankie Campbell.
Campbell, who was speaking to reporters on the matter outside Cabinet yesterday, provided an update on the assistance provided to those families, including short-term shelter, food and clothing.
An aerial shot of a fire blazing through Jennie Street homes on Sunday, May 2, 2021. (FILE PHOTO)
He said in fire incidents, the Social Services Department also assists with bedding and appliances.
A woman in her 90s also had to be taken to hospital for treatment due to smoke inhalation, and ten of the structures impacted by the blaze were destroyed.
Capitol Confidential By Amanda Fries on January 11, 2021 at 9:40 AM
NASSAU A property owner in the town of Nassau is apparently the first landlord in Rensselaer County to be charged under the state’s tenants’ law passed in 2019 after she allegedly shut off power to an occupied apartment on Thanksgiving.
Nassau police on Dec. 23 charged Denise Guerrero with misdemeanor harassment under the state’s Real Property Law and three counts of misdemeanor endangering the welfare of a child for allegedly shutting off the power off to Shallyn Provedor’s apartment on Route 66 in East Nassau while she prepared Thanksgiving dinner two months ago.