Posts Tagged ‘Albany’

Albany Legislative Gazette Newspaper Luvs Healthy Workplace Petition

Wednesday, April 15th, 2015

A bill introduced in the Assembly to combat workplace bullying is quickly gaining support from both lawmakers and hundreds of New Yorkers from all corners of the state who have signed on to a petition to end workplace bullying.

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Legislative Gazette in Albany Luv’s Petition Supporting New York State Healthy Workplace Bill

Tuesday, April 14th, 2015

A bill introduced in the Assembly to combat workplace bullying is quickly gaining support from both lawmakers and hundreds of New Yorkers from all corners of the state who have signed on to a petition to end workplace bullying.

Full story here.

Don’t forget to sign the petition.

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Sounds Like an New York Times Adios Muchacho

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

Fleeing a Sinking Governorship
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Ya Gotta Love This

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

NYT Headline: Lawmakers Expel N.Y. State Senator Over Assault

Jeremy W. Peters, February 9: ALBANY — The New York State Senate on Tuesday night expelled a senator convicted of assaulting his companion, the first time a member of the Legislature was forced from office in nearly a century. Full NYT story here.

So: There has been much – research studies as well as news stories – about the corruption suffused in incredible hubris – in Albany. Criminal corruption as well as a withering ethical malaise that has nothing to do with the best interests of constituents. So, to see “them” eat one of their own (in a period when lots of eyes are turned to the shenanigans) almost brings tears to the eyes. Hasta la vista Hiram Monserrate even if there is a chance it won’t be permanent.

Let the feasting get contagious. One down, many to go.

Thoughts About “That” Mess in Albany?

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

I wrote the original text for this post  (well below the picture) a few hours before I watched the Tuesday 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. news; I’m not sure what was specifically bothering me then regarding the news coverage, probably that it was inadequate. Now, I guess I would have liked to have seen reporters getting in the faces of politicians and asking serious questions or asking serious follow-up questions to the lame responses from the few pols who wanted their faces in the evening and late evening news.

Viewers have been getting the typical unchallenged, wishy-washy responses, i.e. sound bites, allowed by TV reporters in the field. Most sound bites are awful.

I think now, on reflection, I wanted to see reporters assailing the pols the way it is done with perp walks.


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“Drop the Rock!”

Saturday, March 14th, 2009

WORD Writer Frankie Garcia and WORD Senior Editor/Producer Kisha Allison covered a rally and lobbying effort in Albany, March 10 to convince the legislator to repeal the Rockefeller Drug Laws. They both took pictures and Allison’s planning on expanding on their multimedia reporting later this week in the WORD. Picture below was taken by Garcia.

I bet no one saw this image on the evening news, March 10, 2009

I bet no one saw this image on the evening news, March 10, 2009