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Monday, Nov. 16, 2009

Despite Maritza Davila defeat, Lopez’s legacy looms large

Courier-Life
Brooklyn: Two weeks after the general election, Assemblymember Vito Lopez (D-Williamsburg) is looking forward to a busy legislative agenda in Albany this winter. Comments (5).

Brooklyn Politics: In any language, a win is still a win

for Courier-Life
Brooklyn: November 3 is slowly becoming a distant memory, but borough political wonks are still talking about Mayor Bloomberg’s slim victory over Comptroller William Thompson. This week our column takes a differant approach, focusing on what public school parents thought of the Mayor and just how much did Hizzoner’s Spanish classes help him at the polls. Read on for more. Comment.

Friday, Nov. 13, 2009

39 CD loser embroiled in flier flap

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Council District 39: Joe Nardiello just won’t let things go. Comment.

Brooklyn delegation angles for lucrative council positions

Courier-Life
Brooklyn: With the election year complete and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn’s job secure, Brooklyn’s delegation in the City Council are looking to increase their clout and pocketbooks by heading up committees and vying for leadership positions that come with stipends on top of council member’s annual $112,500 salary. Comment.

Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009

Senate punts gay marriage to another day

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Brooklyn: What a tease! Comment.

Brooklyn Congressmembers weigh in on health care bill

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Brooklyn: Four of the five Brooklyn congress members voted for and hailed the recent passage of the Affordable Health Care for America Act. Comment.

Rep. Mike says ‘no’ to Obama on health care

The Brooklyn Paper
McMahon on Line 1: He voted against the House health care bill, but freshman Rep. Mike McMahon still says he wants health care reform. Comment.
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