Veterans Services
Congressman Hall meets with constituents at a veterans roundtable held in Poughkeepsie. At the roundtable, Congressman Hall urged everyone to visit his veterans services website for information on benefits
Affordable Health Care for America
Congressman Hall speaks with health care professionals about the benefits of health care reform. Please visit the health care page for more information about these benefits and changes.
Job Seekers Handbook
Job seekers talk with Congressman Hall after a job fair about his Job Seekers Handbook that provides Hudson Valley residents who are seeking work with access to a variety of programs that are available
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Hall Co-sponsors Social Security Bill to Remedy Zero Benefits IncreaseThursday, 14 October 2010 Acts to Provide Financial Help for Social Security Recipients Carmel, NY – In the wake of the announcement that there will be no Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2011, Congressman ... CONTINUE READING |
Hall Hosts Roundtable in Carmel on Healthcare Reform of Pre-Existing Condition BiasesThursday, 14 October 2010 Carmel, NY – Congressman John Hall (NY-19), a strong supporter of the Affordable Care Act, hosted a special roundtable discussion today at the Putnam Hospital Center detailing how the new ... CONTINUE READING |
Dutchess County Receives $3.6 Million in Department of Transportation FundingTuesday, 12 October 2010 Carmel, NY – With the support of Congressman John Hall (NY-19), Dutchess County received $3.6 million in funding from the “State of Good Repair” Bus and Bus Facilities Initiative through ... CONTINUE READING |
Hall Assails Lack of Absentee Ballots for Service Members from New YorkMonday, 11 October 2010 Carmel, NY – Responding to a fully corroborated news report that New York has still not put absentee ballots for the upcoming elections into the hands to all its service ... CONTINUE READING |
Hall Brings Good News to Small Businesses in Poughkeepsie and New WindsorTuesday, 5 October 2010 Recently Passed Bill Will Support Job Growth in the Hudson Valley Carmel, NY - Congressman John Hall (NY-19) visited two small businesses in the Hudson Valley ... CONTINUE READING |
VA streamlines application form for disability payMonday, 21 June 2010 By Chris Mckenna Times Herald-Record Published: 2:00 AM - 06/17/10 Rep. John Hall is hailing two recent steps to speed the approval of disability pay for injured veterans — a process ... CONTINUE READING |
Hudson Valley could become “Solar Valley,” with proliferation of solar technology industriesTuesday, 11 May 2010 Mid-Hudson News Network EAST FISHKILL – SpectraWatt, a solar panel manufacturer at the Hudson Valley Research Park in East Fishkill, officially opened ... CONTINUE READING |
New bill would help vets with PTSD receive benefitsTuesday, 4 May 2010 Vietnam veteran Howard Berkowitz, of Highland Mills, left, and Rep. John Hall talk about a bill that would streamline the steps for vets with PTSD to qualify for disability pay. Times He... CONTINUE READING |
Former medic helping vets to live again PTSD survivor aiding othersMonday, 25 January 2010 By Keith Goldberg Times Herald-Record January 25, 2010 2:00 AM Josh Van Strander sat on the floor of his bedroom, holding his loaded handgun. It was 2:30 a.m., the end of a long, alcohol-fueled ... CONTINUE READING |
Hall: Haiti donations may count towards 2009 taxesFriday, 22 January 2010 Friday, 22 January 2010 00:00 Yesterday, U.S. Representative John Hall, whose district includes Lewisboro and Katonah, voted to allow individuals to claim any donations to the Haitian earthquake relief effort as ... CONTINUE READING |
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