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Mid-Hudson Region Scores Big with State Funds For Downtown Revitalization, Infrastructure Projects

WHITE PLAINS—New York Gov. Kathy Hochul traveled from Albany to the Pace University Elisabeth Haub School of Law here to announce yesterday a host of funding awards to communities in the Mid-Hudson Region to finance downtown revitalization campaigns and infrastructure projects.

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Mid-Hudson Region Scores Big with State Funds For Downtown Revitalization, Infrastructure Projects

WHITE PLAINS—New York Gov. Kathy Hochul traveled from Albany to the Pace University Elisabeth Haub School of Law here to announce yesterday a host of funding awards to communities in the Mid-Hudson Region to finance downtown revitalization campaigns and infrastructure projects.

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Lawmakers Hearing Budget Testimony in Albany – Thruway Questioned over Proposed Toll Hikes

ALBANY—With budget hearing season underway following Gov. Hockul’ proposed 2024 spending plan announced Feb. 1, lawmakers seized the opportunity to question interim executive director Frank Hoare when he spoke at a joint hearing of the Legislative Fiscal and Transportation Committees in at the State Capitol on Feb. 6.

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Attorney’s Column – Court Decision Teaches Harvard College a Lesson In Need to Comply with Insurance Notice Provisions

A crucial part of any construction business is a solid insurance policy. In today’s highly litigious society, it’s not a matter of if an injured worker lawyers-up and commences a sequence of events that results in you becoming embroiled in a lawsuit; it’s a matter of when.

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Attorney’s Column – Court Decision Teaches Harvard College a Lesson In Need to Comply with Insurance Notice Provisions

A crucial part of any construction business is a solid insurance policy. In today’s highly litigious society, it’s not a matter of if an injured worker lawyers-up and commences a sequence of events that results in you becoming embroiled in a lawsuit; it’s a matter of when.

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Rep. Mike Lawler Teams with NJ’s Gottheimer To Fight MTA’s Congestion Pricing Plan for NYC

FORT LEE, NJ —U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) and newly elected Congressman Mike Lawler (NY-17) announced last Thursday the introduction of new bipartisan legislation—the Anti-Congestion Tax Act—to prevent the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Congestion “Pricing” Tax from going into effect.

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Westchester County Unveils Draft Plan For New Hangar, FBO Terminal Space

WHITE PLAINS—Earlier this month, Westchester County announced the availability for review of and comment on a Draft Environmental Assessment for the Million Air Redevelopment/Development project at the Westchester County Airport. The purpose of the project is to provide general aviation hangar and FBO terminal space for existing airport users and Million Air customers while also accommodating existing light general aviation needs.

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