Senator Smith, State Department Of Transportation Announce $59.3 Million Project To Commence In Queens

Malcolm A. Smith

September 7, 2008

INVITED: Congressman Gregory Meeks, Queens Borough President Helen Marshall, Senator Shirley Huntley (D-Queens), Assemblymembers Michele Titus (D-Queens), William Scarborough (D-Jamaica), Vivian Cook (D-Jamaica), Barabara Clark (D-Queens Village) and Audrey I Pheffer (D-Queens), NYC Council Members Thomas White, Jr., Leroy Comrie Jr., Joseph Addabbo, Jr., and James Sanders Jr., and representatives from the Port Authority and JFK Airport.

DATE: Wednesday, September 10, 2008

TIME: 1:00 PM

LOCATION: Farmers Boulevard and Nassau Expressway

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Senator Smith, State Department Of Transportation Announce $59.3 Million Project To Commence In Queens

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Senators Malcolm A. Smith; Gustavo Rivera and Rev. Al Sharpton Joined Community and Civic Leaders for Don’t Shoot N.y. March and Rally

Senators Malcolm A. Smith, Neil D. Breslin and the Rev. Al Sharpton Join Forces WITH Community and Civic Leaders to Announce Operation Snug “Don’t Shoot New York” Anti-Violence Rally

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Senators Malcolm A. Smith; Gustavo Rivera and Rev. Al Sharpton Joined Community and Civic Leaders for Don’t Shoot N.y. March and Rally

Senators Malcolm A. Smith, Neil D. Breslin and the Rev. Al Sharpton Join Forces WITH Community and Civic Leaders to Announce Operation Snug “Don’t Shoot New York” Anti-Violence Rally

Don't Shoot N.Y. Press Conference

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