I extend a heartfelt thank you to all those who lent their support to the United Way’s Annual Stone Soup Luncheon. The event was an excellent reflection of the theme of this year’s United Way campaign, “It’s our community and it’s personal.”
I am writing to thank the voters of the 120th Assembly District for your support on Election Day. I am humbled and honored by the support I received. It has been a privilege to represent our region in the State Assembly and I am honored to have the opportunity to serve another term.
I would like to extend my thanks to all voters for your confidence in returning me to Albany for another term. As the campaign wraps up, the signs come down and the TV ads stop airing, I’m focusing on getting back to Albany and doing the job you elected me to do.
In the business of first response, answering the call quickly, efficiently and skillfully is our top priority. At an annual cost of less than a dollar per person, it’s a prudent price to pay (for the west side fire station), the president of the Oswego Firefighters’ Association said.
As we turn our calendars forward to a new month, Services to Aid Families, a program of Oswego County Opportunities, would like to thank members of the Oswego County community for their support in making this year’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October such a success.
For the past six years I have volunteered every Sunday at Rosewood Heights Nursing Home in Syracuse until I left for college this past August. While volunteering the 250 residents have become my second family.
May we always remember our veterans and show our deep appreciation throughout the year.
0swego County Opportunities and its Literacy Volunteers program would like to thank all of the generous sponsors and donors for making this year’s sixth annual Diane Falise Scrabble Fest event possible.
I truly look forward to seeing a change in the County Clerks office after a downward spiral in recent years that has seen records and work farmed out to a questionable (and expensive) vendor (IQS) in another county, as well as the remaining unionized workers suffering daily abuse.
I have worked hard to not only speak with voters about the campaign, but also the office as it currently exists. My opponent and I had the opportunity to first trade views last week during an interview with a local reporter. I think he and I came to largely agree on several issues especially with regard to the need for transparency in the office.
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