New York State's stalled Holocaust education bill is given new boost
Twenty percent believed that Jews caused the Holocaust, 28% believed the Holocaust is a myth or exaggerated and 58% were unable to name a concentration camp.
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Twenty percent believed that Jews caused the Holocaust, 28% believed the Holocaust is a myth or exaggerated and 58% were unable to name a concentration camp.
Krya’s Law, a bill inspired by a tragedy suffered by lifelong Manhasset resident Jacqueline Franchetti, was approved by the state Senate Judiciary Committee last week and will be moved for a vote by the full Senate/ Franchetti has led a fight to reform the New York justice system that let her daughter slip through the cracks. On July 27, 2016, 2-year-old Kyra’s father shot her
Small businesses will have an easier time accessing state government and free programs designed to help them grow, under two bills signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday night. One bill stipulates that an employee be named "small business liaison" in the state departments of agriculture/markets, environmental conservation, labor, transportation and taxation/finance.
Master Sgt. Peter Gong and State Senator Anna M. Kaplan (Source: Office of Sen. Kaplan State senators and North Hempstead Town officials honored Master Sgt. Peter Gong on Friday for his longtime service in the military and dedication to the community, and inducted him into the New York Senate Veterans Hall of Fame. State Sen. Anna Kaplan (D-Great Neck) nominated Gong, 78, of
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