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Bill to Re-authorize Labor Department’s Apprenticeship Program Clears House, Heads to Senate
Brindisi: This Legislation Will Help Prepare Our Students for Good-Paying Jobs
House Passes Legislation with Bipartisan Support; Bills Will Expand Opioid Oversight, Education
Brindisi: Opioid Addiction Has Ravaged Our Communities, I Will Do Everything I Can to Help Stop This Epidemic
House Passes Legislation Expanding Access To Federal Lands For Disabled Veterans; Bill Heads To President Trump’s Desk
Brindisi: Our Veterans Served Our Nation & Those Wounded In War Deserve Access To Public Lands They Fought To Protect
Federal Funds Awarded to Projects That Tackle Emerging Challenges Facing Solar Industry
Brindisi: Investing in Clean Energy and Manufacturing is Key for Our Upstate Economy
Congressman Pledges to Continue Bipartisan Work for Veterans
Congressman Anthony Brindisi, a member of the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee, issued a statement on Veterans Day.
Congressman Expresses Support For Affiliated Minor League Baseball In Binghamton
Brindisi: Keeping Baseball In Binghamton Is A Home Run
Brindisi Praises NLRB Decision to Investigate Old Remington & Protect Union Contract and Benefits
Brindisi: Remington’s Hedge Fund Owners Must Be Held Accountable
Brindisi Says The Way Layoffs Went Down Could Be In Violation Of Fed Law Given Broken Promises To Union
Congressman Wants Feds To Probe Remington And The Hedge Fund That Owns It— Cerberus Capital Management
Ahead Of Anniversary of Floods, Brindisi Urges Residents To Make Use Of Federal Buyout Program
Brindisi: These Funds Will Help Our Community Rebuild; I Encourage Residents Take Advantage of This Program
Continuing Brindisi at Your Business Tour, Congressman Highlights Need for Additional Federal Aid to Small Businesses
Brindisi: Our Region is Home to Incredible Small Businesses; Congress Must Give Them the Support They Need
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UPDATE: the House just passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Congressman Anthony Brindisi is asking residents who live in rural areas to test their internet speeds by taking a broadband survey on his website. Brindisi’s plan is to show the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that their broadband coverage maps are inaccurate and his constituents are not getting what they pay for.
BINGHAMTON, NY – Elected officials at the local, state and federal level continue to call foul on the proposed reduction of minor league baseball teams across the country.
Rome, N.Y. — Rome veteran Hugh Aikens was recently honored with his long-awaited and well-earned military service medals, presented by U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi at the New York State School for the Deaf (NYSSD).
Aikens, now almost 94, was 18 years old when he started performing his military service and winning awards for his valiant efforts.
U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi is encouraging area families to participate in his Valentines for Veterans program.
As part of the annual program, Brindisi, D-Utica, is seeking submissions of homemade Valentine’s Day cards for veterans. The deadline to submit is Feb. 12.
Holding a framed display with a couple handfuls of military medals neatly arranged inside, 94-year-old Rome resident Hugh Aikens said he couldn’t fully express his gratitude for receiving them.
A trio of New York congressmen who represent communities along Lake Ontario chastised the International Joint Commission and called on the bi-national agency to take "immediate action" to prevent flooding.
With the long shadow of impeachment hanging over the nation’s capital, some opinion pieces and talking heads on cable news channels have described the country’s political fracturing as the worst it has ever been.
But after his first year in Washington as a congressman, U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi said the reality behind the noise isn’t quite as dire.
Congressman Anthony Brindisi hosted a summit Thursday at Mohawk Valley Community College’s Rome campus, where he listened to the priorities of those involved in national defense, his office said in a statement.
Brindisi, D-Utica, is a member of the House Armed Services Committee.