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With less than ten session days before the legislature adjourns for the year, the state legislature is only now passing the state budget that was due April 1. It is unclear whether the Assembly will finally allow a vote on the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act. In a May 19 press conference, in part one we hear from Assemblymember Deborah Glick, Adrienne Esposito of Citizens Campaign for the Environment; Alicia Deen-Steindler of the League of Conservation Voters; Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger; and, Chuck Bell of Consumers Report. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
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Today on Hudson Mohawk Magazine, we hear about Phil Steck’s re-election campaign for state assembly.
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Arbor Mae is joined by Michael Suddes nearly one year after his debut album, "Out Of My Hands," was released. He shares what it's been like to debut as a musician later in life, what it was like to record at the iconic Sonic Ranch in West Texas, and on “The Lost Art" of remaining committed to his p…
Phil Steck is the Democrat and Working Families Party candidate running for re-election in the 110th Assembly District (Towns of Colonie and Niskayuan, parts of Schenectady and Guilderland). He discusses his campaign with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
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