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Brindisi Joins Group Of Democrats & Republicans To Help Family Farms Through Global Pandemic
Brindisi: Our Family Farms Keep Us Fed & Are Hurting; It’s Time Congress Does Everything It Can To Help
Congressman Receives Abraham Lincoln Leadership for America Award & Jefferson-Hamilton Award for Bipartisanship
Brindisi Is One Of Only 5 Members of Congress To Receive Both Prestigious Awards
Congressmen To HHS: New York State Was Hit Hardest By COVID; Treated 40% of COVID Patients But Only Received 9% Of Federal Funding; Prioritize Funds For Upstate Hospitals To Help Keep Their Doors Open
Congressman Secures Crucial Funds To Help Mitigate The Effects Of COVID-19 For Utica’s Most Vulnerable
Brindisi: We Must Work Together To Comeback From This Pandemic; These Funds Are Critical For Our Community
Congressman Secures Crucial Funds To Help Mitigate The Effects Of COVID-19 For Binghamton’s Most Vulnerable
Brindisi: We Must Work Together To Comeback From This Pandemic; These Funds Are Critical For Our Community
Congressman Works With Democrats And Republicans To Fix PPP Program
Brindisi: It Was An Honor To Work with Democrats and Republicans To Get This Bill To The President’s Desk To Cut Red Tape
Brindisi Honors Little Falls Artist Emma Dooley
Congressman Anthony Brindisi hosted a virtual art show featuring young artists from across New York’s 22nd district. Brindisi announced Emma Dooley, of Little Falls, as the winner of Brindisi’s Congressional Art Competition and recognized several local artists for their submissions.
Yesterday, Representatives Anthony Brindisi (NY-22), Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18), and Antonio Delgado (NY-19), members of the House Agriculture Committee, met virtually with members of the New York Farm Bureau to discuss how the coronavirus has impacted New York’s family farms, and the steps Congress is taking to assist farmers through the pandemic.
U.S. Reps. John Katko (R, NY-24) and Anthony Brindisi (NY-22) today led members of New York’s Congressional Delegation in urging the President to approve a 100% federal cost share for assistance provided under the Major Disaster Declaration issued for New York State on March 20, 2020.
Brindisi: This Funding Will Help Train Our Young People and Bring Good-Paying Jobs to NY-22
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VESTAL, NY (WSKG) – More funding to keep fentanyl out of communities could be coming to Broome County and elsewhere if federal legislation goes into effect.
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that can be fatal.
TOWN OF DICKINSON (WBNG) — Congressman Anthony Brindisi is cracking down on fentanyl on the federal level.
Brindisi is pushing for the new Fentanyl Sanctions Act in hopes of advancing the fight against the opioid epidemic that continues to claim lives here in Broome County.
Proposed apprenticeship changes from the Department of Labor have local workers worried.
Labor leaders joined Congressman Anthony Brindisi in Utica on Wednesday to share their concerns. The rule would create guidelines for industry-regulated apprenticeship programs.
BINGHAMTON – Congressman Anthony Brindisi has honored nearly fifty local Vietnam veterans who served their country roughly fifty years ago.
A pinning ceremony was held at SUNY Broome where the freshman Congressman presented each of the veterans with a Department of Defense commemorative pin.
WASHINGTON – Representatives John Katko and Anthony Brindisi have launched a bipartisan effort to hold the international commission that manages outflows from Lake Ontario accountable for recent historic flooding.
NEW BERLIN – Democratic Congressman Anthony Brindisi touted a federal safety net program to Chenango County farmers Monday, sending a message that more should be done to protect Upstate's ag industry.
UTICA — A few days after 17-year-old Bianca Devins was killed in early July, members of her family still were receiving messages with graphic, violent photos of her body.
They were the same photos that had been posted online by Devins’ alleged killer and circulated on social media by numerous people.
More than 50 local residents attended a town hall hosted by U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi, D-Utica, in the Sherburne-Earlville middle school gym Tuesday to discuss issues with rural broadband service.
Congressman Anthony Brindisi united with labor leaders in Binghamton to call on administration to reconsider an Apprenticeship rule change.
The Department of Labor issued a proposal earlier this summer which would take a step towards creating industry regulated apprenticeship programs.