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Press releases from: September 2020

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SCHUMER, GILLIBRAND ANNOUNCE OVER $5 MILLION IN FEMA FUNDING FOR NEW YORK FIREFIGHTERS AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS
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SCHUMER STATEMENT ON STATEMENT ON THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEATH OF DANIEL PRUDE
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SCHUMER, GILLIBRAND ANNOUNCE OVER $1.1 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDS FOR HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS PROGRAMS AT HUDSON VALLEY COLLEGES
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SCHUMER, GILLIBRAND, MALONEY ANNOUNCE OVER $594,000 IN FEDERAL FUNDS FOR HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS PROGRAMS AT SUNY ORANGE
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AFTER SCHUMER PUSH FOR FED FUNDS TO BUYOUT FLOOD-PRONE PROPERTIES ALONG SAUQUOIT CREEK—MILLIONS WILL FLOW TO WHITESTOWN & ONEIDA COUNTY; AFTER YEARS OF DEVASTATION, FUNDING WILL ALLOW HOMEOWNERS TO FINALLY SELL PROPERTY IN UNSAFE, FLOOD-PRONE AREA ALONG CREEK

Press releases from: August 2020

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SCHUMER STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF WORLD-RENOWNED DOCTOR AND SCHUMER’S RELATIVE DR. SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ
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SCHUMER, GILLIBRAND, MORELLE ANNOUNCE: ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TO RECEIVE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION FUNDING TO HELP CREATE MOLECULE MAKER LAB INSTITUTE; RIT JOINS $20 MILLION NSF PROJECT TO ADVANCE CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS USING AI
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SCHUMER RENEWS MAJOR PUSH TO DESIGNATE HISTORIC SARATOGA GEM, GRANT COTTAGE, SITE WHERE LEGENDARY PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF ULYSSES S. GRANT WERE COMPLETED, AS A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK; OFFICIAL DESIGNATION WILL REVITALIZE CAPITAL REGION TOURISM ECONOMY
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FOLLOWING MASSIVE FIRE WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT ABANDONED CHARLESTOWN MALL, SCHUMER, BRINDISI SAY PRIRONMENTAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH THREAT TO SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES; REPS CALL FOR EPA TO IMMEDIATELY INSPECT SITE FOR POTENTIAL QUALIFICATION FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM
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SCHUMER, GILLIBRAND, MALONEY, DELGADO ANNOUNCE ADDITIONAL $1.8 MILLION IN FEDERAL EMERGENCY TRANSIT FUNDING FOR DUTCHESS COUNTY IN HUDSON VALLEY
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SCHUMER, GILLIBRAND ANNOUNCE OVER $950K IN FEDERAL FUNDING FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN UPSTATE NEW YORK
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SCHUMER, GILLIBRAND ANNOUNCE $977 THOUSAND IN FEDERAL FUNDING TO INVEST IN REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGHOUT UPSTATE NEW YORK
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SCHUMER, GILLIBRAND, MALONEY ANNOUNCE OVER $204 THOUSAND IN FEDERAL EMERGENCY TRANSIT FUNDING FOR PUTNAM COUNTY
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SCHUMER DEMANDS A FULL REPORT HANDED TO CONGRESS IN 2-WEEKS OUTLINING HOW ELECTION MAIL WILL BE DELIVERED ON TIME; WANTS NEW OVERSIGHT ACTIONS FROM JUST-CREATED—INDEPENDENT—POSTAL UNIT HEADED BY DEM APPOINTEE WITH ABILITY TO INVESTIGATE CHANGES TO PROTECT ELECTION MAIL & HOLD DEJOY ACCOUNTABLE
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AFTER SECURING + $87,000 FOR NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY COLLEGE’S WATER AND WASTEWATER OPERATOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM, SCHUMER CALLS FOR MORE NBRC FUNDINGTO FUEL ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN THE NORTH COUNTRY
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SCHUMER: AS THE PANDEMIC CONTINUES TO IMPACT THE NORTH COUNTRY ECONOMY, SMALL BUSINESSES NEED SECOND PPP FORGIVABLE LOAN & MORE EIDL LOANS & GRANTS TO STAY AFLOAT; FLANKED BY PLATTSBURGH BUSINESS OWNERS, SENATOR ANNOUNCES TWO-PRONGED PLAN TO GIVE LOCAL SMALL BIZ OWNERS ADDITIONAL FEDERAL RELIEF
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SCHUMER: USPS STILL IN CHAOS; PUSHES NEW TWO-PRONG PLAN TO REVERSE DESTRUCTIVE CHANGES TO THE POSTAL SERVICE IMPACTING COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT NORTH COUNTRY; LEGISLATION WOULD IMMEDIATELY UNDO RECENT CRIPPLING CHANGES, CEMENT MAIL-IN BALLOTS AS FIRST CLASS PRIORITY & PROTECT USPS FROM FURTHER DEVASTATION
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AFTER CALL WITH POSTMASTER DEJOY, SCHUMER LAYS OUT SERIES OF KEY QUESTIONS ON USPS PLANS TO SUSPEND HARMFUL OPERATIONAL CHANGES FOLLOWING PRESSURE FROM DEMS AND AMERICAN PUBLIC
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SCHUMER: LOCAL GOVERNMENTS & INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION FACE HUGE BUDGET SHORTFALLS AMID ONGOING COVID CRISIS; SENATOR PUSHES TO EXPAND SUPPORT IN FUTURE STIMULUS
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SCHUMER REVEALS: WITH NEGOTIATIONS AT A STANDSTILL, UPSTATE NEW YORK WINERIES MISS OUT ON CRITICAL SMALL BUSINESS LOANS & GRANTS; SENATOR CALLS FOR ADDITIONAL EIDL FUNDING & THE ELIMINATION OF ALL CAPS THAT LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF RELIEF TO WINERIES AND UNCORK POTENTIAL FOR FINGER-LAKES REGION VINEYARDS