State Senator, Suzi Oppenheimer and Susan Sales, VP of Long Term Care and Administrator of Schaffer Extended Care Center, admire the brightly-colored quilt being made by Ludington Adult Day Registrants, Dorothy Burchell and Merle McCurdy
Senator Oppenhimer receiving the "Champion of Child Care" distinction from the Child Care Council of Westchester, Inc. President Michael Molinelli
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Senator Oppenheimer Elected Treasurer of the New York State Legislative Women's Caucus

At its annual meeting on June 10, 2009, the Legislative Women’s Caucus of New York (“the Caucus”) elected officers for its next two year term. Senator Suzi Oppenheimer (D-Mamaroneck) was re-elected Treasurer of the Caucus, a post she has held for the past 20 years. Joining Senator Oppenheimer as members of the Caucus leadership are:

Chair Assemblywoman Michele Titus
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State Senator, Suzi Oppenheimer and Susan Sales, VP of Long Term Care and Administrator of Schaffer Extended Care Center, admire the brightly-colored quilt being made by Ludington Adult Day Registrants, Dorothy Burchell and Merle McCurdy

Ludington Adult Day Services Center Welcomes Senator Oppenheimer

New Rochelle, NY (June 12, 2009) – Recently State Senator Suzi Oppenheimer scheduled a visit with her friends at Sound Shore Medical Center’s Ludington Adult Day Program. Though Senator Oppenheimer sent responses to this group’s individually written letters expressing concern about proposed Medicaid cuts, she felt their efforts deserved an in-person visit.
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