While she was voted "Prom Queen" and "Most Likable" by her pals in Washington, our Congressperson Nan Hayworth didn't do so well on the NY19CDC 1st Year Report Card (surprised?). But she did win another award! read more [...]
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While she was voted "Prom Queen" and "Most Likable" by her pals in Washington, our Congressperson Nan Hayworth didn't do so well on the NY19CDC 1st Year Report Card (surprised?). But she did win another award! read more [...]
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid failed to win the 60 votes needed to take up a House-passed bill that he wanted to use as the vehicle for emergency disaster relief. The Nevada Democrat sought to provide $7 billion in disaster funding and said on the Senate floor that the money is urgently needed, arguing that emergencies have been declared in 48 states. The Majority Leader fell seven votes shy of the 60 needed to proceed to the measure, picking up six Republicans. But 14 Senators did not vote, including six Democrats. via Stand-Alone Disaster Bill Comes Up Short in Senate : Roll Call News.
Very interesting comment from someone named Michael to this Times Herald Record story - says it all: read more [...] Very interesting comment from someone named Michael to this Times Herald Record story - says it all: read more [...]
Post-Irene Trail Updates for Hikers, Trail Volunteers Author: Georgette Weir Date: 08/29/2011 Source: NY-NJ Trail Conference Updated August 30, 2011 We remind hikers that many parks in our region are closed and that trails may have newly hazardous conditions. Further, access to many trail heads is cut off owing to bad road conditions, including road and bridge washouts, continued flooding, blowdowns. Check NYS Dept of Transportation Latest News for their assessments and lists of closed state roads. Anyone–including trail supervisors and maintainers–considering heading to trails in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene should be cautious about the following: road flooding and washouts unusually high and fast stream flows on or near trails trail bridge washouts leaning trees and hanging branches loose boulders and rocks Please report hazardous trail situations here. via Post-Irene Trail Updates for Hikers, Trail Volunteers | New York-New Jersey Trail Conference.
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