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The Mohawk Valley region was allotted $6.4 million of a $100 million roadway repaving investment in the State.

Hypocrisy that it exposes. i've also heard people say it's a distraction, you're not seeing the bigger picture here. i wonder, for you, as someone who's trying to get an entire state to move in one direction, what it says to you about how hard democrats need to go on this. and how much of that sort of pro activision or what it is that going to offer and how much of it is if you don't elect us that you do like these guys, this is more of what you're going to get? >> for governor evers, for lieutenant governor barnes, for attorney general josh, call for democrats running for state assembly and u...

Somewhere saying, look, by the way, this is not about the bogus issues you're talking about. it is about paving roads and balaning budgets. let's be real here, it is really hard to lose a re-election campaign if you're donald trump. i don't know why you're asking for more of this. this is republicans talking to republicans. it makes them uncomfortable. it makes the president uncomfortable, makes him angry and drives him nuts, as an added benefit. i am an advocate of this, not as someone giving strategic advice but someone who likes to air truths and thinks it isparties, you're democrats or rep...

[Vale sustainable sand: prolonging road life and reducing road laying costs] A study conducted in collaboration between Vale and the Itabila Campus of the Federal University of Ita Juba in Minas Gerais, Brazil, over the past five years shows that Vale's sustainable sand products (obtained from the iron ore production process in Minas Gerais) can be used for road laying. Laboratory tests show that compared with roads paved with only traditional materials such as gravel, soil and sand, adding sand products extracted from iron ore tailings to each paving layer can prolong road life by 50 per...

We have seen dramatic change in the makeup of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) under President Biden. Two former counsels to the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) – David Prouty, and Gwynne Wilcox – were named to the NLRB while Peter Ohy was named NLRB general counsel and Jennifer Abruzzo became permanent general counsel. Abruzzo immediately began encouraging the board to reinstitute the Joy Silk Mills doctrine, which allows organizing elections to be decided by card-check instead of needing to go to a full vote, providing a real boost for organizing efforts.