…Administration has proposed, I am skeptical of whether this is an appropriate solution for our City’s children. More conversations and details are needed to determine how services can remain intact…
…class sizes in over a decade. More than a third of all Kindergarten students are now squeezed into classes of 25 or more. Why should they have to suffer any…
…price increases on toys during last year’s holiday season as just a couple of examples. “Having worked at Walmart and knowing how they treat moms I can tell you it’s…
May 7, 2011 By NYS Assembly Member Communications Sponsors of legislation aimed at addressing the issue of wage discrimination still plaguing women and people of color joined advocates in calling…
…cuts for the coming school year. Some highlights of the recommendations include: • consolidation of administration and back office services, • shared purchasing and contracting among school districts and with…
…and other health care professionals. It is a Quality Improvement Organization (QIO) like entity as designated by the federal government and a UR agent certified by the New York State…
…Palestinian Authority will not agree that when and if a peace agreement is arrived at that the state of Israel will be recognized by the new Palestinian state as a…
…Tea Party running the agenda. It’s time we ran the agenda.” It’s a nice sentiment, but today’s rally was long on hopes and short on ideas to make them a…
By Erica Varlese The Wall Street Journal reports on whether or not rising labor costs abroad, an increase in price for materials, and U.S.-based tax incentives will bring manufacturing jobs…
…advocacy organizations, and leaders in City government are all lending their support. Please join us in this important effort! Bloomberg needs to hear more voices telling him that these cuts…
