State Senator Bill Weber
Recent News About State Senator Bill Weber
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Senator Bill Weber discusses Police Week on May 15, 2024
On May 15, 2024, Senator Bill Weber spoke about Police Week. Representing the 38th Senate District, Weber is a Republican and Conservative party member who actively follows the New York State Senate.
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Dr. Mary P. Leahy: A medical leader and woman of distinction
Mary P. Leahy, MD, MHA, CEO of Bon Secours Charity Health System and a member of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth), is a respected figure in the medical field. With over 30 years of practice as a board-certified Internist, Dr. Leahy's career has been marked by dedication, collaboration, and community service.
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Senator Bill Weber discusses Combating Campus Antisemitism bill
Senator Bill Weber recently discussed his proposed legislation, the Combating Campus Antisemitism bill. He highlighted the importance of addressing antisemitism in educational institutions and expressed hope that this bill would be a significant step towards that goal.
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Senator Bill Weber discusses Combating Campus Antisemitism Act on Newsmax
In a recent interview with Newsmax, Senator Bill Weber discussed the Combating Campus Antisemitism Act. Representing the 38th Senate District, Weber's conversation revolved around this critical legislation and its implications for campuses across New York State.
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Senator Bill Weber discusses Combating Campus Antisemitism Act
Senator Bill Weber recently spoke about his proposed legislation, the Combating Campus Antisemitism Act. Representing the 38th Senate District, Weber is seeking to address the issue of antisemitism on college campuses through this act.
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NY Senate Republicans push Democrats on antisemitism bills
On May 4, 2024, members of the New York State Senate Republican Conference Antisemitism Working Group gathered outside Columbia University's police-barricaded gates. They held a news conference to urge their Democratic colleagues to progress with a legislative package designed to address and combat antisemitism. The Republicans had unveiled this package over a month prior.
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Senator Bill Weber addresses Antisemitism and the pro-Hamas protests at Columbia University, Part 2
Senator Bill Weber addressed the issue of Antisemitism and the pro-Hamas protests at Columbia University.###
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Senator Weber debates the failure to secure a 3.2% COLA for Direct Support Professionals in the 2024 - 2025 NYS Budget and explains his vote
Senator Weber debates the failure to secure a 3.2% COLA for Direct Support Professionals in the 2024 - 2025 NYS Budget and explains his vote
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Republican State Senators Unveil Antisemitism Report
Republican State Senators unveiled an Antisemitism report in New York, addressing the rise in antisemitism in communities. Senate Republican Leader Rob Ortt emphasized the importance of taking action to ensure the safety of all individuals regardless of their religion. He commended the working group and stakeholders for their efforts in developing comprehensive recommendations.Senator Jack Martins, Chair of the Antisemitism Working Group, stressed the urgency of combating antisemitism, stating, "We must address higher educational institutions weeding out hate speech, the...
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Antisemitism Working Group: 2023-2024 Report
Mar 27 2024The Senate Republican Antisemitism Working Group released its report for the years 2023-2024, addressing the concerning rise in anti-Jewish sentiment and hate crimes in New York State. The group's efforts were highlighted in the wake of the October 7th terrorist attacks in Gaza, underscoring the urgency of their mission.Senator Jack Martins, Chair of the working group, emphasized the gravity of the situation, stating, "New York State has the largest Jewish population in the United States and we have seen a dramatic rise in antisemitic hate crimes across the...
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Senator Weber Op-Ed: NY HEAT Act bad for New York
Senator Weber has raised concerns about the proposed "New York Home Energy Affordable Transition Act (HEAT ACT)" and the related "affordable gas transition act" included in Governor Hochul's budget. In an op-ed, Senator Weber criticized the legislation for its potential negative impact on New York's residents and economy.Weber highlighted the dangers of implementing costly solutions that may harm the very individuals they aim to assist, stating, "The problem with some activists, however, is that they can go too far in pushing out of touch, expensive solutions that end up...