Bob Marley Course Sparks Intellectual Fire at NYU
Written by Andrea Swalec,
Legendary reggae artist and activist Bob Marley has been elevated to high academia, after NYU added a three-week class in January dedicated to his life and times.
The battle for control in the state Senate is one Gov. Andrew Cuomo has no desire to publicly insert himself in, he told Fred Dicker in his Talk-1300 radio show.
Sampson: Senate Democrats Won’t Pass ‘Watered Down’ Bills
Written by Nick Reisman
That Senate Minority Leader John Sampson is frustrated with how the leadership battle shook out in the chamber is something of an understatement.
The story that is the fight for control of the state Senate here in New York is slowly seeping into the national arena and is being looked through the lens of 2016.
Did the IDC win the war for the Senate without firing a shot?
Assemblywoman asks: What ever happened to NY’s hydrofracking panel?
Written by Jon Campbell -
A Binghamton-area Assemblywoman penned a letter to the state’s top environmental regulator yesterday, urging him to call a meeting of the state’s High-Volume Hydraulic Fracturing Advisory Panel—a once-touted committee of interested parties that hasn’t met in nearly a year.