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... areas. What if the state created an independent non-profit agency modeled on the project? Small cities from Yonkers to Binghamton could use this non-profit organization to plant trees, start and maintain neighborhood gardens, and create new parks. ...
... alcohol. Currently, only movie theaters that offer table service are allowed to serve alcohol. Alamo Drafthouse in Yonkers and iPic Theaters in Dobbs Ferry are the only theaters in the Hudson Valley with food and drink service. Though the measure ...
Sen. Jeff Klein , who heads the 8-member IDC, called for the resignation of Yonkers Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins, leader of the Democrats and said his group was not going away. Klein, who represents the 34th district which covers a portion of Southern Westchester, told Buffalo News the Democrats have no intention of marshaling the votes to get things done.
... takes down information from prospective Uber drivers, during a Uber recruitment drive at the Hyatt Place Hotel in Yonkers May 17, 2017. Gov. Andrew Cuomo is expected to sign the bill into law, spokesman Rich Azzopardi said Tuesday. The Senate ...
A 17-year-old from Yonkers says he was given a second chance, thanks to a youth program in Westchester. Alex Ortiz, of Yonkers, said that when he was 16 years old, he was involved in robberies, home invasions and a stabbing that landed him locked up with violent offenders in Valhalla.
... the state for approval to institute a city income tax for anyone who lives or works in Syracuse. New York City and Yonkers have such a tax. The tax would be scaled to income from half a percent to one-percent. Hawkins calculates it would generate at ...
... and insurance-law changes that will make it easier for them to move in to cities like Rochester, Buffalo, Yonkers and beyond. Why? The ride-hailing measure tucked into a state budget bill will take effect 90 days after it's approved. The Assembly ...
... walked out. "What is happening right now is ridiculous," said Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, D-Yonkers. "Dysfunction and chaos has descended on Albany. This situation has spiraled out of control and New Yorkers deserve better." On ...
... walked out. "What is happening right now is ridiculous," said Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, D-Yonkers. "Dysfunction and chaos has descended on Albany. This situation has spiraled out of control and New Yorkers deserve better." On ...
