Important Resources for Seniors

October 22, 2024

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Senator Kavanagh and Assemblymember Grace Lee celebrate centenarians at Chung Pak's Mid-Autumn Festival.

Senator Kavanagh is working to support seniors in our Lower Manhattan communities and wants to make sure you are aware of resources that may be helpful to you. Please contact our office if you have any questions or need assistance!

Brooklyn Paper: Community Board 1 Approves River Ring in Marathon Meeting

September 15, 2021

The proposed River Ring development (center) at River Street near Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg. James Corner Field Operations and BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group.

Brooklyn Eagle: Brooklyn Bridge Protected Bike Lane Opens

September 14, 2021

This ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge opened the bridge’s long-awaited, two-way bike lane. Among those seen here are DOT Commissioner Hank Gutman (in sunglasses, toward center) Brooklyn Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon (second from left); Manhattan Councilmember Margaret Chin (next to her, holding up scissors); Brooklyn-Manhattan State Sen. Brian Kavanagh (second from right) and Brooklyn Councilmember Steve Levin. Photo courtesy of NYC DOT

Kavanagh Joins Krueger, Colleagues Calling for Denial of Permits for New Fossil Fuel Power Plants

September 13, 2021

NY Times: 800,000 New Yorkers Just Lost Federal Unemployment Benefits

September 7, 2021

New York State Senator
Brian Kavanagh

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Brooklyn Paper: Community Board 1 Approves River Ring in Marathon Meeting

Brooklyn Eagle: Brooklyn Bridge Protected Bike Lane Opens

Kavanagh Joins Krueger, Colleagues Calling for Denial of Permits for New Fossil Fuel Power Plants

NY Times: 800,000 New Yorkers Just Lost Federal Unemployment Benefits

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Brooklyn Paper: Community Board 1 Approves River Ring in Marathon Meeting

Brooklyn Eagle: Brooklyn Bridge Protected Bike Lane Opens

Kavanagh Joins Krueger, Colleagues Calling for Denial of Permits for New Fossil Fuel Power Plants

NY Times: 800,000 New Yorkers Just Lost Federal Unemployment Benefits