Monthly Archives: January 2011

State seizes Nassau County’s assets, is Rockland far behind?

State seizes Nassau County’s assets, is Rockland far behind?

The State of New York has decided to strip Nassau County’s finances from its Tea Partying County Executive, who has mismanaged them over the past year. The take over by an Interim Finance Authority has virtually left Republican County Executive Edward Magnano an impotent administrator who will not be able to affect much change...
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Carlucci to co-chair State Senate committee; Dem Conference livid

Carlucci to co-chair State Senate committee; Dem Conference livid

The Republican leadership in the New York State Senate has been very responsive to the four-member Independent Democratic Conference, even giving them choice seating together in the chamber yesterday. This has angered other Democrats, such as Senator Eric Adams (SD-20), who started a brouhaha about it on the floor yesterday. But now, all four...
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Carlucci, IDC State Senators get committee assignments after all

Carlucci, IDC State Senators get committee assignments after all

Sen. Carlucci State Senator David Carlucci (SD-37), along with the three other members of the Independent Democratic Caucus will get four committee assignments, after they had been earlier snubbed by minority leader John Sampson. But State Senator Jeff Klein (SD-44) of the IDC is still not happy, as other Democrats were given five committee...
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State Comptroller to audit Rockland County’s finances

State Comptroller to audit Rockland County’s finances

Courtesy of Nyack News & Views Responding to calls from country legislators, the New York State Comptroller’s office will conduct an audit of Rockland County finances. The state had initially decided to delay a decision to audit until a formal risk assessment had been completed, but the county’s falling bond rating has prompted swifter...
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Carlucci leaves NY Senate Dem Caucus; joins others in forming historic 3rd conference

Carlucci leaves NY Senate Dem Caucus; joins others in forming historic 3rd conference

In hopes of making a clean break from the dysfunction that has defined Albany, freshman State Senator David Carlucci (SD-38), who campaigned as an “independent Democrat” this fall, put real meaning behind those words when he joined three other Senators in forming a third New York State Senate conference today. Carlucci–only a few hours...
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