
Deputy Supervisor/Councilman for Town of Cortlandt, Attorney, Father of 6, President of Fallsburg Fishing & Boating Club @PleasureLakeNY, @Mets & #SonsofXavier
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James Creighton retweeted
Including strengthening AIM funding; making investments in our transportation, water and sewer infrastructure; addressing the municipal workforce crisis; and improving ambulance service funding.
Awesome morning with Lisa and the gang introducing everyone to this amazing spot along the Hudson River
CORTLANDT WATERFRONT STAGE: Cortlandt Waterfront Park is celebrating the grand opening of its waterfront stage.
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Thanks @SenatorHarckham !
Solar canopies are a great way to increase renewable energy by taking advantage of existing infrastructure. That’s why I’m sponsoring legislation to make it easier for municipalities to install these devices and take control of their energy needs.
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James Creighton retweeted
Election Day is almost here! If you have not registered to vote yet, you can do so by mail or online by October 28th. Visit citizenparticipation.westche… for more information.
James Creighton retweeted
This is a @SenatorHarckham and @AMDanaLevenberg appreciation tweet. Thanks for authoring this important legislation to save our Hudson from radioactive waste, thanks to @GovKathyHochul for signing it, and thanks to the activists. lohud.com/story/news/2023/08…
James Creighton retweeted
I proudly stood alongside my colleagues and environmental advocates today to urge that the governor sign the “Save the Hudson” bill and stop Holtec from dumping radioactive wastewater into the Hudson. Thank you for braving the rain everyone!
James Creighton retweeted
Most New Yorkers in households earning under $125,000 qualify to attend SUNY or CUNY colleges tuition-free thanks to the Excelsior Scholarship. If you’re pursuing a college degree, this scholarship can help you chart a course to a brighter future! ➡️
James Creighton retweeted
Today, members of the Westchester Assembly delegation joined me in sending @GovKathyHochul a letter urging her to sign the "Save the Hudson" bill into law.🧵
Submit storm damage responses by today, Friday 7/21/23, to be included in NYS’s assessment of private property damage
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Way to go @ecreightonwx and all the @UAlbanySA alums, students and researchers!
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Thanks so much @NSVann
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Got to see some of my favorite people today doing one of my favorite things:
Supporting @MondaireJones for Congress!
Here he is looking sharp with Cortland’s James (@jimcinny) Creighton.
My amazing NYS legislators @SenatorHarckham and @AMDanaLevenberg were also here for this inspiring event.
James Creighton retweeted
Tomorrow morning, one million N95 masks will be made available at state facilities.
400,000 will be distributed to New Yorkers at @MTA stations, @PABusTerminal, @NYStateParks & @Javitscenter.
600,000 will be available from @NYSDHSES stockpiles for local governments to pick up.
Thanks NY Capitol News for this important coverage of Holtec and the Hudson River mytwintiers.com/news-cat/ny-… @SenatorHarckham @AMDanaLevenberg
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Personally delivering 30+ resolutions from communities up & down the Hudson Valley to @GovKathyHochul asking her to support our efforts to keep the Hudson River clean. We know she hears us & cares about Towns like ours & other local municipalities - please support us Gov. Hochul.
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So proud of this young man! Congratulations Erik @ecreightonwx on your graduation from University of Albany … now a fellow alum and heading to the Atmospheric Science PhD program at SUNY Stony Brook! ⚡️#AlwaysKeepChasing #summacumlaude #UAlbanyGrad
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Thank you @TownofCortlandt Dr. Richard Becker for raising the issues of bioaccumulation, risk/reward and the many other substances that were considered safe until they weren’t. Let’s take a pause and be sure so we don’t look back years later like we do now for DDT, PFAS & more
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It’s certainly helpful to have a physician as the head of the local government when it comes to protecting the environment.
Here are a few of Dr. Becker’s remarks:
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