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Congressman Reveals Strategy For National Defense Authorization Act Wins
Congressman Outlines Four Lanes Of Attack For Crucial Provisions In NDAA
Amid Global Pandemic And Increased Reliance On Broadband Technology For School, Work, Medicine, & More For Rural Communities, Brindisi Calls For Strong Investment & Real Solution
Congressman Includes Key Transparency Provisions In Broadband Proposal
Congressman Receives Annual Award From Small Business Advocacy Group Highlighting Record Of Strengthening Economy In Upstate New York
Amid Pandemic & With Apple Prices On Decline, Representatives Demand Action To Protect Critical Family Farmers
Representatives to Perdue: Use Funds From CARES Act To Assist Apple Farmers
Congressman Anthony Brindisi announced a more than $1 million grant for Opportunities for Chenango. These funds, administered through the Department of Health and Human Services, are used for the early childhood education program Head Start. Brindisi, a former school board member, is a strong advocate for federal funding of rural schools and communities.
Following State & Local Guidelines, Congressman Begins Phased Reopening; Brindisi & Team Continue to Serve through Phone and Video Meetings, Offices Open
Brindisi: My Team Never Stops Serving You
Brindisi: Members of Our Community are Struggling; We Need to Have Their Backs Through This Crisis
Representatives Anthony Brindisi (NY-22), Scott Peters (CA-52), Brian Mast (FL-18), and John Katko (NY-24) introduced a bipartisan resolution to reduce the stigma that prevents veterans and servicemembers from seeking mental health care. The legislation would designate June as National Post-Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI) Awareness month and June 27th as National PTSI Awareness Day.
Congressman’s Office Announces Complaints About ‘Debit Cards’ Are Way Too High & He Wants Feds To Act; Asks Public To Phone His Office If Still Awaiting Relief Funds & Says They Should NOT Have To Pay For Replacement Cards
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ROME — While the Pentagon has decided to redirect $3.6 billion from military construction projects to fund plans for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, funding for one local project in Rome is safe.
WAMPSVILLE – Vietnam War veterans were honored on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2019, at the Madison County War Veteran’s Memorial in Wampsville.
Wampsville, N.Y. — Vietnam veterans weren't afforded the recognition they deserved at the time but state and local officials came together to recognize the importance of their service.
Syracuse Football officially begins its season this Saturday (August 31), as the team visit Liberty University in Virginia in what should be an easily handled matchup for the Orange.
UTICA — U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi is sponsoring a bipartisan bill to eliminate a health insurance tax set to go back into effect next year.
UTICA — It was Tuesday when U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi received petitions with more than 3,500 signatures from AARP members throughout New York’s 22nd Congressional District.
Each petitioner is seeking the same thing: Action from Congress to lower the cost of prescription drugs.
WASHINGTON D.C. — The Syracuse Orange football season doesn’t kick off until Aug. 31 but U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi is calling for internet and cable provider giants to make the network that televises some of the Orange games more accessible to central New Yorkers.
Rep. Anthony Brindisi says he wants to know if Spectrum cable violated a consumer fraud settlement with New York with its move to block some customers from receiving the new
CASTLE CREEK, N.Y. – Those stopping for gas in Castle Creek Thursday may have noticed a familiar face behind the counter.
Congressman Anthony Brindisi was at the Mirabito in Castle Creek as part of his Brindisi at Your Business Project.
While there, he interacted with employees, customers and the owners to learn more about the business.
Rep. Anthony Brindisi sounds an awful lot like Richard Hanna.
And that’s a good thing.
As a congressman, Hanna was no-nonsense, genuine. He’d show up at editorial board meetings by himself - most politicians come with an entourage - usually dressed casually in jeans and sport shirt, no notes, ready to answer whatever questions might be tossed his way.