Monday, November 28, 2016
516-571-6292. 516-571-6292
request your copy of the agreement between nassau county and nassau otb referenced at page 8 of the below document
the administration has however mrntioned that there is an agrrement with nassau otb in which the county would receive approximately $3.0 million in fy 2016.
request your copy of same call 516-572-6292
https://nassaucountyny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16946
https://nassaucountyny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16946
https://nassaucountyny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16946
the administration has however mrntioned that there is an agrrement with nassau otb in which the county would receive approximately $3.0 million in fy 2016.
request your copy of same call 516-572-6292
https://nassaucountyny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16946
https://nassaucountyny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16946
https://nassaucountyny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16946
new york state health indurance plan owes even
cops better healthcare such as below because ? nassau county police pensions bust the county budget as surely as the lack of an italian restaurant in the carle place branch of nassau otb denies nassau otb a rent paying tenant
dtick em up and kill cells that inflict injury on humans
shoot bcg
dtick em up and kill cells that inflict injury on humans
shoot bcg
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Sunday, November 27, 2016
undisclosed political funding by
suffolk county legislator kevin mccaffrey to nassau county republicans, mangano, walker and company
nassau otb employees members of teamsters lical 707 should not wonder why meetings are held at the below location. there is another one on monday november 21 2016 @9am
such rentals are simply another way to transfer funds to... for....
nassau otb employees members of teamsters lical 707 should not wonder why meetings are held at the below location. there is another one on monday november 21 2016 @9am
such rentals are simply another way to transfer funds to... for....
undercover rose walker
proudly secreting the books and financial recors of nassau otb, a public benefit corporation from the bettors of nassau otb and nassau otb employees.
note the coincidental site of the monday november 28 9 am meeting of teamsters local 707
perhaps rose will see us there?
Biography:
Rose Walker was first elected to represent the 17th Legislative District on November 3, 2009 and was re-elected in 2011, 2013 and again in 2015, by a wide margin. The 17th District encompasses Hicksville, Massapequa, Bethpage, Farmingdale, Seaford, and portions of Old Bethpage. She currently serves as the Chair of the Health and Social Services Committee, Vice Chair of the Veterans and Senior Affairs Committee,Vice Chair of the Minority Affairs Committee and as a member of the Finance Committee.
A lifelong resident of Hicksville, Rose attended both private and parochial schools. She earned a BA in Education from Belmont Abbey/Sacred Heart College in North Carolina. Upon graduation, she worked for the Diocese of Rockville Centre, St. Stephen’s Nursery School in Hicksville, and the Hicksville Union Free School District.
Rose also worked for Family and Children’s Association as a Career Counselor and the Town of Oyster Bay Parks Department.
Prior to her election to the Legislature, Rose Walker served as a Councilwoman in the Town of Oyster Bay from January 2004 through December 2009. While on the Town Board, Rose proposed legislation to create a Veterans Service Division and expanded services and programs for seniors. Her work with the veterans as well as the seniors in the Town of Oyster Bay will assist her as she moves forward on the County Legislature. Rose is proud of the work she has done to protect the environment, expand open space, increase Senior Housing and begin Next Gen housing for our young people.
An active Community member, Rose has served as a trustee on the Board of Education in Hicksville, is a Past President of Dutch Lane PTA, Hicksville Middle School and High School PTSA as well as PTA Council. She is a founding member of the Hicksville Athletic Booster Club, Past President of Holy Family Rosary Society, served on Holy Family Parish Council, and taught confraternity. She is a member of many civic organizations as well as the Hicksville Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, Hicksville Community Council and Chamber of Commerce, Order Sons of Italy Capt. Kathy Mazza Lodge, and Joseph Barry Columbiettes, Nassau County Vietnam Veterans of America and is Past President of Irish Americans in Government. In addition, she is a founding member of the Bethpage-Central Park Kiwanis Club and a long-standing member of the Hicksville Kiwanis Club. She has also volunteered countless hours at American Cancer Society Relay for Life Events in her district, and on the athletic fields of Hicksville and Nassau County working with PAL Lacrosse, Hicksville Crusader Football, Hicksville Baseball Association and Levittown Red Devil Football.
note the coincidental site of the monday november 28 9 am meeting of teamsters local 707
perhaps rose will see us there?
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Biography:
Rose Walker was first elected to represent the 17th Legislative District on November 3, 2009 and was re-elected in 2011, 2013 and again in 2015, by a wide margin. The 17th District encompasses Hicksville, Massapequa, Bethpage, Farmingdale, Seaford, and portions of Old Bethpage. She currently serves as the Chair of the Health and Social Services Committee, Vice Chair of the Veterans and Senior Affairs Committee,Vice Chair of the Minority Affairs Committee and as a member of the Finance Committee.
A lifelong resident of Hicksville, Rose attended both private and parochial schools. She earned a BA in Education from Belmont Abbey/Sacred Heart College in North Carolina. Upon graduation, she worked for the Diocese of Rockville Centre, St. Stephen’s Nursery School in Hicksville, and the Hicksville Union Free School District.
Rose also worked for Family and Children’s Association as a Career Counselor and the Town of Oyster Bay Parks Department.
Prior to her election to the Legislature, Rose Walker served as a Councilwoman in the Town of Oyster Bay from January 2004 through December 2009. While on the Town Board, Rose proposed legislation to create a Veterans Service Division and expanded services and programs for seniors. Her work with the veterans as well as the seniors in the Town of Oyster Bay will assist her as she moves forward on the County Legislature. Rose is proud of the work she has done to protect the environment, expand open space, increase Senior Housing and begin Next Gen housing for our young people.
An active Community member, Rose has served as a trustee on the Board of Education in Hicksville, is a Past President of Dutch Lane PTA, Hicksville Middle School and High School PTSA as well as PTA Council. She is a founding member of the Hicksville Athletic Booster Club, Past President of Holy Family Rosary Society, served on Holy Family Parish Council, and taught confraternity. She is a member of many civic organizations as well as the Hicksville Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, Hicksville Community Council and Chamber of Commerce, Order Sons of Italy Capt. Kathy Mazza Lodge, and Joseph Barry Columbiettes, Nassau County Vietnam Veterans of America and is Past President of Irish Americans in Government. In addition, she is a founding member of the Bethpage-Central Park Kiwanis Club and a long-standing member of the Hicksville Kiwanis Club. She has also volunteered countless hours at American Cancer Society Relay for Life Events in her district, and on the athletic fields of Hicksville and Nassau County working with PAL Lacrosse, Hicksville Crusader Football, Hicksville Baseball Association and Levittown Red Devil Football.
Rose, and her late husband John, are the proud parents of Rob and his wife Liz, Jen and her husband Keith, Bryan and Kristi. Rose is also the proud grandmother of Aiden John, Alexis Elizabeth, Lucas Eugene and the newest addition to their family, Brady Keith.
Saturday, November 26, 2016
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