The 29 Councilmembers who voted to extend their term in office
Council Leadership:
Christine Quinn (Speaker) -- Mahattan, District 8 - Voted Yes
Joel Rivera (Majority Leader)-- Bronx, District 15 - Voted Yes
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Maria del Carmen Arroyo -- Bronx, District 17 - Voted Yes
Maria Baez -- Bronx, District 14 - Voted Yes
Leroy Comrie - - Queens District, 27 - Voted Yes
Inez Dickens -- Manhattan, District 9 - Voted Yes
Erik Martin Dilan -- Brooklyn, District 37 - Voted Yes
Simcha Felder -- Brooklyn, District 44 - Voted Yes
Lewis Fidler -- Brooklyn, District 46 - Voted Yes
Helen Foster -- Bronx, District 16 - Voted Yes
Alan Gerson -- Manhattan, District 1 - Voted Yes
Sara Gonzalez -- Brooklyn, District 38 - Voted Yes
Robert Jackson -- Manhattan, District 7 - Voted Yes
Melinda Katz -- Queens, District 29 - Voted Yes
Oliver Koppell -- Bronx, District 11 - Voted Yes
Miguel Martinez -- Manhattan, District 10 - Voted Yes
Darlene Mealy -- Brooklyn, District 41 - Voted Yes
Michael Nelson -- Brooklyn, District 48 - Voted Yes
Domenic Recchia -- Brooklyn, District 47 - Voted Yes
Diana Reyna -- Brooklyn, District 34 - Voted Yes
James Sanders -- Queens, District 31 - Voted Yes
Larry Seabrook -- Bronx, District 12 - Voted Yes
Helen Sears -- Queens, District 25 - Voted Yes
Kendall Stewart -- Brooklyn, District 45 - Voted Yes
James Vacca -- Bronx, District 13 - Voted Yes
Peter Vallone Jr. -- Queens, District 22 - Voted Yes
Albert Vann -- Brooklyn, District 36 -Voted Yes
Thomas White -- Queens, District 28 - Voted Yes
David Yassky -- Brooklyn, District, 33 - Voted Yes
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Showing posts with label Leroy Comrie. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
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Leroy Comrie
From the article "Slush pols look after their own"
BY ROBERT GEARTY, BENJAMIN LESSER, KIRSTEN DANIS and GREG B. SMITH
The Daily News, Wednesday, April 30th 2008
Leroy Comrie, who represents southeast Queens, has co-sponsored $115,000 in member items for a nonprofit that lists his wife, Marcia Moxam Comrie, as an unpaid vice president.
King Manor Association of Long Island maintains a museum in Jamaica, Queens, commemorating Rufus King, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Comrie said he sponsored funds for the group before his wife became a board member in 2005 and that the money pays for overhead and presentations in city schools.
"King Manor was a group that was sponsored by my predecessor [on the Council]," he said. "It's been doing services for children and adults for many years."
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Advertising ban for council
Monday, October 15, 2007, from the blog Queens Crap
The City Council is expected to end its long-standing practice of allowing members to pay for advertisements with taxpayer dollars following the release of a report on Monday listing the top 10 biggest advertising spenders among the membership.
City Council Said To End Long-Standing Practice of Member Ad Buys
Other members said to be in the top 10 include Council Members Leroy Comrie and Eric Gioia, both Democrats of Queens. Speaker Christine Quinn is planning to call for an end to the advertisements after the report comes out, a council source said.
Council Member Tony Avella of Queens, who is running for mayor, said he introduced a bill years ago to bar members from using taxpayer dollars to pay for advertisements, but it never won support.
BY ROBERT GEARTY, BENJAMIN LESSER, KIRSTEN DANIS and GREG B. SMITH
The Daily News, Wednesday, April 30th 2008
Leroy Comrie, who represents southeast Queens, has co-sponsored $115,000 in member items for a nonprofit that lists his wife, Marcia Moxam Comrie, as an unpaid vice president.
King Manor Association of Long Island maintains a museum in Jamaica, Queens, commemorating Rufus King, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Comrie said he sponsored funds for the group before his wife became a board member in 2005 and that the money pays for overhead and presentations in city schools.
"King Manor was a group that was sponsored by my predecessor [on the Council]," he said. "It's been doing services for children and adults for many years."
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Advertising ban for council
Monday, October 15, 2007, from the blog Queens Crap
The City Council is expected to end its long-standing practice of allowing members to pay for advertisements with taxpayer dollars following the release of a report on Monday listing the top 10 biggest advertising spenders among the membership.
City Council Said To End Long-Standing Practice of Member Ad Buys
Other members said to be in the top 10 include Council Members Leroy Comrie and Eric Gioia, both Democrats of Queens. Speaker Christine Quinn is planning to call for an end to the advertisements after the report comes out, a council source said.
Council Member Tony Avella of Queens, who is running for mayor, said he introduced a bill years ago to bar members from using taxpayer dollars to pay for advertisements, but it never won support.
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