Legislative Update – Spring 2024
My Legislative Update for Spring 2024 is now available.
My Legislative Update for Spring 2024 is now available.
On May 5th, I joined others in painting a teal line down the center of North Main Street in the Village of Minoa. Teal is the color of ovarian cancer awareness, and the line is a visible reminder that this year’s Teal Ribbon Run/Walk is coming up soon. It’s planned for Saturday, May 17th. The…
As the recent election for County Legislature concludes, I want to take a moment to sincerely thank everyone who supported me – not only during this campaign, but over the past three decades of public service. It has been an honor and privilege to serve our community as Trustee, Mayor, and County Legislator. Working alongside…
Tuition is not going up at Onondaga Community College for the 2024-2025 school year, something I’m glad to hear. OCC provides a great education and keeping it affordable will ensure as many students as possible will have an opportunity to attend and better their lives. OCC President Dr. Warren Hilton made the tuition announcement during…
As the former Mayor of the Village of Fayetteville, I had the great honor of working withDr. Sally Roesch Wagner. I worked side by side with Sally to help the Matilda JoslynGage Museum come to life in our community, and I was deeply saddened to learn ofher passing. Sally’s passion and unwavering commitment to the…
Food insecurity is a growing problem in Onondaga County, thanks to inflation and the rising cost of food. We are fortunate in the 10th District to have food pantries that help those in need, and county and state programs are making a difference. Still, we have much work to do to and I look forward…
Words cannot express how grateful and honored I am that the Village of Fayetteville chose to dedicate Canal Landing Park in my honor. The ceremony they held the day after Thanksgiving was so special and having it that day allowed many members of my family to attend, including my two sons. It is hard to…