# Rachel May
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rachel may is an American academic, university administrator, and politician. She is a member of the New York State Senate, representing the 53rd district since 2019. The district comprises Syracuse, New York and surrounding communities.
GNY EP.148 | The Mayor's Ball
00:00 Welcome to the Mayors Ball 00:48 Celebrating Syracuse Talent 01:31 Longtime Friend Shares Memories 03:17 Deputy Mayor Offers Wisdom 04:48 Senator Rachel May Interview 06:30 Housing Development Plans 08:18 Mayor Owens Takes Center Stage 09:54 Honoring Her Mother 10:23 Big Projects and Housing …
Between Two Years
I couldn't resist and recorded another mix to mark the end of an year and to celebrate the start of the new one, hoping it will be much better than the previous two. Be safe, call your mom and hug your loved ones!
Ricardo Arnedo - Green Runner [RYNTH]
Ercos Blanka - Kafka (LADS Remix) [Sound Avenu…
Increasing consumer protections with connected home cameras
April 10, 2026- State Senate Consumer Protection Committee Chair Rachel May, a Syracuse Democrat, wants to empower home camera owners with informed consent about how their footage might be used. We also address a spiraling misconception about her legislation dealing with transmission lines.
Lawmakers, enviros push back against Hochul's climate cuts (partt 1)
On April 14, state lawmakers and environmental groups held a news conference to push back against Governor Hochul’s push to slash the state’s climate law. In part one of our coverage, we hear from Senator Pete Harckham, Chair of the En Con Committee; Stephen Edel of NY Renews; Senator Rachel May; a…
Writing for Approval Is Killing Your Creativity with Rachel May
We get SPICY in this one!
About Rachel:
Rachel May is a published author and powerhouse coach who brings a refreshingly down-to-earth approach to writing craft, mindset, and process. As a writer with ADHD, Rachel is intimately familiar with the frustrations that traditional writing “rules” can bri…
Hundreds Rally at Capitol for Packaging Reduction (Part 1)
On Monday May 11, several hundred people attended Beyond Plastic’s lobby day and rally. The Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act – known as PRRIA - would require producers of single use packaging to reduce the amount by 30% over 12 years and ban 13 toxic chemicals from packaging. Th…
Hundreds Rally at Capitol for Packaging Reduction (Part 1)
On Monday May 11, several hundred people attended Beyond Plastic’s lobby day and rally. The Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act – known as PRRIA – would require producers of single use packaging to reduce the amount by 30% over 12 years and ban 13 toxic chemicals from packaging. Th…
Ep17: Knock-Knock, Who's There? Will Aitken's Cheeky Take on Challenging Sales Norms (Trust Him - He's a Salesperson)
Celeste Berke [00:00:01]:
Hello. Hello. It's Celeste Berke Knisely on the Sales Edge Podcast. I have a unicorn with us, A legend, Will Aiken. You made a huge announcement recently about your of this.
Will Aitken [00:00:18]:
The logo. My AI generated graffiti art logo.
Celeste Berke [00:00:22]:
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Courts, Cameras, and Community Wins!
In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen shines a light on the victories and progress being made as we edge closer to the November elections. A recent court ruling has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to politicize federal job applications by removing a loyalty quest…
Rachel May pushes the establishment, while Jay Jacobs plays the inside game
Politico New York reporter Bill Mahoney joins the show to discuss two Democratic leaders with very different styles.
State Sen. Rachel May is going up against the Democratic machine in central New York, including backing a successful primary to one of her legislative colleagues, while Jay Jacobs i…
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