Tag: Lisa Tyson
Schneiderman and Singas Get Unusual Gifts for Their Reform Fight
The two crusading prosecutors were honored for fighting against corrupt government officials.
Exit Skelos, Enter Flanagan: What Albany’s Power Switch Means for NY
Questions linger after state Senate majority leadership switcheroo this week.
Long Island Plays Key Role in Picking Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver’s...
But the next speaker will most likely hail from New York City.
Consolidation Advocates Keep Pressure on Special Taxing Districts
The status quo has a lot of staying power, but there have been developments in consolidating Long Island special districts.
Long Island Progressives Celebrate 35 Years of Kicking Ass
In 1979, the coalition began as a group of civic-minded volunteers, but evolved into a grassroots membership organization affiliated with the Citizen Action of New York.
