Dispense free COVID vaccines simultaneously with free speed in support as gop officials step up calls for vaccinations. Takers flock in as the price for machine guns and ammunition is cut drastically as North Korea increases supply and cuts prices
Well she shuts out nyc residents who come to Nassau otb to bet horses
Andrew cuomo prays at his church and the faithful come to pray at Nassau otb
Perhaps she has heard of ny const art 1 sec 3 or better yet orthodox Easter Sunday
Lawyers run errands but have no independent authority
The legislative and executive branch demean citizens who want to bet great out of state racing on Roman Catholic Easter sunday
New York State the training ground for circus clowns like Andrew cuomo and his foils of all sorts
React to Suffolk County Legislator and Teamster
Local 707 President etc
Position of Nassau OTB Operations Aide was posted and the posting closed on June 11.
Candidates were interviewed. No decision has been rendered.
One of the candidates works for both Tesmsters Local 707 and Nassau OTB and has worked at 139 Liberty Avenue, Mineola prior to and since the death of Vikki
DeMott, Operations Aide in March 2021.
Committee members set hearing to examine Kevin McCaffrey
Nassau OTB has been unable to fill the job posting for operations that closed on June 11th with FIVE applicants. Interview have been conducted and the applicants are waiting and waiting and waiting.
2021 annual budget to employees and posts same on Suffolk otb we sit without even being asked
Suffolk county legislator And teamsters local 707 calls for FBI investigation of release of public record
US Attorney spokesman John matzilli, former ny daily news reporter neither confirms nor denies active investigation by public corruption unit
We have nothing to do with the 2021 Nassau otb budget approved July 2021 at the Nassau otb board of directors meeting
Suffolk county legislator and teamsters local 707 president Kevin mccaffrey says no public record for Nassau otb employees
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And they’re off — to a government bailout!
Five of New York’s state-created horse-racing bookie offices with its Off-Track Betting Corporation are raking in millions of dollars apiece in federal loans meant to keep small businesses afloat amid the coronavirus, The Post has learned — and critics are crying foul.
The regional OTBs of Nassau County and Suffolk County on Long Island and Western Regional OTB each received about $2.5 million in 1 percent loans, according to records from the federal Small Business Administration and obtained by The Post.
Meanwhile, the Capital District Regional OTB qualified for $1.2 million, and the Catskill Regional OTB got between $350,000 and $1 million.
While the SBA allows private businesses that receive gambling revenue to get Paycheck Protection Program loans, government entities aren’t supposed to partake in the hand-out.
And since New York’s OTBs were created by the state legislature in 1970 as “public-benefit corporations’’ — operated by local governments through political appointees, with their revenue going back to state and local governments — they are clearly not private, critics say.
“How they qualified as a quasi-government entity is a mystery,” said a well-placed government official familiar with the PPP.
“Their CEOs and chairs are politically appointed,’’ he said of New York’s OTBs, including Nassau, whose head is picked by the county legislature.
“Their workers receive New York state pensions.’’
US Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-Manhattan), who chairs the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, said she plans to push the SBA for answers.
“The loans are supposed to go to small businesses. I’m going to question the appropriateness of the OTB loans,” Maloney told The Post on Sunday.
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