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SENATOR SQUADRON RECEIVES LITTLE ITALY MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION - CHINATOWN PARTNERSHIP 'PUBLIC SERVANT OF THE YEAR' AWARD

On Saturday, December 17th, Senator Squadron received the Public Servant of the Year Award from the Little Italy Merchants Association (LIMA) and the Chinatown Partnership Local Development Corporation, in recognition for his "compassion, humanity, and commitment in serving the citizens of the Little Italy and Chinatown communities."

After being presented with the award by LIMA President John Fratta, Senator Squadron joined Chinatown and Little Italy leaders to march in the annual East Meets West Christmas Parade. 

December 19, 2011
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Mary Spink

May 26, 2011
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Don’t wait — vaccinate!

Senator Squadron and Visiting Nurse Services of New York co-sponsored free flu shots at several senior centers across the city. Nurses provided over 200 flu shots at each location.  Here, Senator Squadron dropped by the Eileen Dugan Senior Center in Carroll Gardens, where Judy Farrell from Visiting Nurse Service of New York injected Carol Rembert of Williamsburg.

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October 14, 2010
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Senator Squadron joined young athletes, parents, coaches, medical professionals, and brain injury experts from around New York to announce new legislation that would require mandatory training for coaches in recognizing head injuries.

The bill will require mandatory training for coaches in recognizing head injuries and the symptoms of concussions, and ensure that student athletes who sustain concussions are not permitted to compete until they have been cleared by a medical professional.

February 1, 2010
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Senator Squadron discussing transportation issues with seniors from the Southbridge Towers

On Friday, January 22, State Senator Daniel Squadron brought together over 40 seniors from the Southbridge Towers and representatives from the New York Police Department, the Department of Transportation, the Parks and Recreation Department, the MTA, and the Department of Design and Construction for a summit on transportation issues affecting Southbridge residents, including concerns about the safety of and access to the streets immediately surrounding Southbridge Towers.

January 26, 2010
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