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ROME, N.Y. U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-NY-21, visited Rome Labs this past week to announce that she helped secure over $415 million in funding for the Air Force Research Lab in Rome for Fiscal Year 2024. “I am proud to announce that I secured over $415 million in defense spending for the U.S. Air […] ....
ALBANY, N.Y. The New York State Senate Republican Conference recently unveiled “A New Hope For The Empire State,” their legislative agenda for 2024. “A New Hope For The Empire State” is a comprehensive agenda outlining a plan to fight for New Yorkers who are tired of one-party control in Albany. This approach has been […] ....
ALBANY, N.Y. The New York State Senate Republican Conference recently unveiled “A New Hope For The Empire State,” their legislative agenda for 2024. “A New Hope For The Empire State” is a comprehensive agenda outlining a plan to fight for New Yorkers who are tired of one-party control in Albany. This approach has been […] ....
ALBANY, N.Y. The New York State Senate Republican Conference recently unveiled “A New Hope For The Empire State,” their legislative agenda for 2024. “A New Hope For The Empire State” is a comprehensive agenda outlining a plan to fight for New Yorkers who are tired of one-party control in Albany. This approach has been […] ....
PUBLISHED 4:55 PM ET Jul. 13, 2021 PUBLISHED 4:55 PM EDT Jul. 13, 2021 SHARE A shave and a haircut may no longer cost two bits, but can now be done on Sundays in New York without fear of reprisal. A century-old blue law banning barbers from working on Sundays was repealed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, ending the threat of a misdemeanor charge in the process. The law was rarely enforced, but represented what have become antiquated restrictions on businesses operating on Sundays. This is the very definition of an archaic and meaningless law that makes little to no sense in the 21st Century, Cuomo said. While not routinely enforced, I m more than happy to sign this repeal into law and allow these businesses to determine what days they choose to operate. ....