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Monday, December 23, 2024

State Senator Anthony Palumbo (NY)

Recent News About State Senator Anthony Palumbo (NY)

  • Advocates urge signing of Grieving Families Act by Governor Hochul

    This holiday season, a renewed appeal has been made to Governor Hochul to sign the Grieving Families Act into law.

  • Leaders urge reconsideration of New York congestion pricing amid affordability concerns

    Republican Senators, union leaders, and farmers gathered in Long Island to express their opposition to Governor Kathy Hochul's congestion pricing plan.

  • Officials urge stricter penalties after street takeover incident

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo has called for stricter penalties for reckless driving following a "Street Takeover" on 25a at Miller Place Road, which resulted in one injury and delayed emergency response. The senator was joined by local officials in this call to action.

  • Senator calls for increased penalties for fentanyl dealers

    A recent editorial in Newsday, titled “Fentanyl tragedy continues on LI,” highlighted the sentencing of a local drug dealer whose fentanyl-laced drugs led to several deaths and overdoses on the East End of Long Island. The Newsday editorial board argued that the punishment was too lenient. Senator Anthony Palumbo concurs with this sentiment and notes that a solution has been proposed but not acted upon in Albany.

  • North Fork leaders honor top high school graduates

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C - New Suffolk) recently hosted the Valedictorian and Salutatorian ceremony in recognition of the North Fork’s top academic students at Southold Junior/Senior High School. Senator Palumbo was joined by Assemblyman Fred Thiele (District 1) and Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio (District 2) to celebrate and congratulate the students on their academic accomplishments.

  • Montaukett recognition bill passes New York legislature

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) and Assemblyman Fred Thiele (D-Sag Harbor) announced that their bipartisan legislation (S.8550/A.9124) to grant state recognition to the Montaukett Nation has passed both chambers of the State Legislature in the 2024 Legislative Session.

  • Senator Palumbo introduces amendment for Karilyn's Law in New York Senate

    Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) has introduced an amendment on the floor of the New York State Senate to pass Karilyn’s Law. The legislation is named after Karilyn Montanti, a senior and victim of the guardianship system, whose loved ones have been denied due process rights to be heard and the right to an evidentiary hearing, which would allow family and friends to visit.

  • Senators honor top students at regional recognition ceremonies

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C - New Suffolk) recently hosted two ceremonies to honor the valedictorians and salutatorians of the South Fork and Brookhaven regions. The events recognized the top academic students from these areas.

  • Captain Regina Gallagher Marengo honored by Senator Palumbo

    Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) announced Captain Regina Gallagher Marengo as the 2024 New York State Senate Veteran Hall of Fame inductee for the 1st Senate District. Captain Marengo's distinguished 25-year career with the US Navy Civil Engineer Corps, her leadership, and commitment to service have earned her this recognition.

  • Retired Navy Captain Regina Gallagher Marengo's career highlights

    Regina Gallagher Marengo retired with the rank of Captain from the United States Navy Civil Engineer Corps after serving 25 years with the Construction Force.

  • Senator Palumbo announces recipient of 2024 James D. Conte Memorial Scholarship

    Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) announced Timothy Manzello as the recipient of the 2024 James D. Conte Memorial Scholarship for Academic Achievement, awarded by the New York Conference of Italian-American Legislators. Manzello's dedication to academic excellence, athletic prowess, and community service embodies the values of the Italian-American community.

  • New legislation aims to address loopholes following Weinstein conviction overturn

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk), along with Senators Steve Rhoads, Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, and members of the Senate Republican Conference, introduced legislation aimed at addressing loopholes that led to the New York State Court of Appeals overturning Harvey Weinstein's conviction.

  • Carol A. Gomes honored as 2024 woman of distinction by Senator Palumbo

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) has announced Carol A. Gomes, MS, FACHE, CPHQ as the 2024 New York State Woman of Distinction for the 1st Senatorial District. The announcement was made at this year’s annual New York State Senate Women of Distinction event held at the State Capital.

  • Profile: Carol A. Gomes, CEO of Stony Brook University Hospital

    Carol A. Gomes holds a significant role within the Stony Brook University Hospital senior executive team, where she serves as both Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer. Her previous roles include Chief Quality Officer, with administrative oversight for departments such as Continuous Quality Improvement, Decision Support Services, Clinical Pathways, and Management Engineering. She also served as the Associate Director for Quality Management and Associate Director for Neurosciences.

  • Palumbo Announces State Transportation Projects for Area Communities

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) revealed plans for three transportation projects aimed at enhancing safety and traffic conditions in the East End region. The projects, part of a $27 million investment by the New York State Department of Transportation (DOT), are set to address congestion and modernize key intersections, ultimately benefiting both residents and tourists in the area.Senator Palumbo commended the Governor and the DOT for their commitment to these crucial investments, stating, "I applaud the Governor and the Department of...

  • Palumbo Declares Victory for Long Island Veterans

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) today announced a significant victory for Long Island veterans as over $80,000 in past donations, generously given by New Yorkers through the state’s tax-checkoff system, will finally reach the Long Island State Veterans Home. This achievement comes after months of advocacy from veteran groups and Republican officials, with Senator Palumbo leading the charge.Following a report from the State Comptroller’s Office revealing that millions in state tax donations to Veterans organizations had not been disbursed, Senator...

  • Senator Anthony H. Palumbo Condemns Dismissal of Rape Charges Against Harvey Weinstein

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) has strongly criticized the New York State Court of Appeals for their decision to dismiss the rape and sexual assault charges against Harvey Weinstein. In a statement, Senator Palumbo expressed his disappointment, saying, "New York State’s highest court today turned its’ back on the brave victims of rape and sexual assault who had the courage to look Harvey Weinstein in the eye and put him behind bars where he belongs."Senator Palumbo also criticized the Senate Democrats for their role in the nomination process of...

  • Long Island Senate Republicans Push Public Safety and Affordability Measure to be Included in the Finalized State Budget

    (Hauppauge, NY) New York State Senators Anthony Palumbo, Mario Mattera, Dean Murray, Alexis Weik, Steve Rhoads, Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, and Jack Martins today called for policies to be included in this year’s finalized State Budget to help make Long Island safer and more affordable while ensuring the region receives its fair share of State funding. The state budget is already 11 days late, and there are still no indications whatsoever that negotiations are focused on any measures designed to help make New York State – and Long Island in particular – safer and more...

  • Antisemitism Working Group: 2023-2024 Report

    Mar 27 2024The Senate Republican Antisemitism Working Group, led by Senator Jack Martins, has released its report on the rise of antisemitism in New York State. The group was formed in response to the alarming trend of Jewish hate crimes growing in the state, aiming to shine a light on the issue that had been gaining momentum."In 2022 alone, New York City saw 263 anti-semitic attacks, more than double the number of previous years and a figure that dramatically underscored what was a nationwide problem," stated the working group. The report highlighted the concerning...

  • Senator Palumbo and Colleagues Advocate for Homeowner Protection and Housing Solutions

    New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo (R,C-New Suffolk) and Senator Mario Mattera (R,C-Smithtown) have put forward a series of legislative proposals aimed at addressing the housing crisis and protecting homeowners from the issue of squatters. The comprehensive package of legislation includes measures to incentivize home ownership, improve access to affordable housing options, and combat the problem of squatters.Senator Palumbo highlighted the pressing nature of the housing crisis, stating, "The housing crisis is a real issue here on Long Island and across the state due...