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From Edward A. Johnson and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. to Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Letitia James.
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The governor omitted several proposed reforms and proposed a vaguely defined database of deals.
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Among other things, a project dubbed “Syracuse Surge” will be focused on tech-related priorities.
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Why a recession or federal cuts could throw Cuomo’s budget into disarray.
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The governor’s wide-ranging budget address left out several legislative priorities.
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Board members clashed with management at an emergency meeting over Cuomo’s surprise plan.
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But in between the lines is the same old governor.
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Experts weigh in on the surprise L train plan, who controls the MTA and a new congestion pricing push.
By JON LENTZ
FIRST READ
OPINION
POLITICS
Rounding up the week’s political news.
The governor omitted several proposed reforms and proposed a vaguely defined database of deals.
Why a recession or federal cuts could throw Cuomo’s budget into disarray.
Policy
Board members clashed with management at an emergency meeting over Cuomo’s surprise plan.
Economic development answered some questions – and remained silent on others.
Among other things, a project dubbed “Syracuse Surge” will be focused on tech-related priorities.
A former executive at Verizon and board member at Time Warner, Barr previously clashed with the Justice Department’s antitrust head.
PERSONALITY
The deputy majority leader wants to show that the party can get things done.
From Edward A. Johnson and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. to Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Letitia James.
The New York senator hopes that her votes on gender parity will outshine her inconsistency on progressive issues.
By ALYSSA SIMS
POWER LIST
MAGAZINE
Will single-party control allow the governor to avoid the pitfalls that plagued his long-serving predecessors?
The party was busy, but ultimately divided, in 1913.
