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An Open Letter to the Voters of the 38th Senate District, from Bill Weber, Candidate for Senate

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An Open Letter to the Voters of the 38th Senate District, from Bill Weber, Candidate for Senate

Dear Neighbor,

My name is Bill Weber and I’m running to be our next New York State Senator.

Many of you know me through my years of activism working to make Ramapo a better place, or as a member of the Board of Directors of the Mental Health Association of Rockland and the Rockland County Youth Bureau, or perhaps as a Cubmaster to my kids’ Cub Scout Troop. For those who may not, public service and community involvement have been important to me throughout my entire life.

For the foreseeable future, our state will be faced with the daunting task of rebuilding our economy, all while being faced with billions of dollars of debt and revenue shortfalls. My experience and skills are uniquely suited for this job and if elected, I would be the only Certified Public Accountant serving in the state legislature. As billions get spent and there are talks of bailouts and federal aid being procured and distributed, my experience as a finance professional and forensic auditor will be essential to ensure our tax dollars are being spent correctly and that our district is receiving it’s fair share.

Some other issues that will be a priority for me:

❱ Ensure Federal Recovery Funds Reach Local Governments and Businesses.
❱ End Dangerous Bail Reform: Put families first!
❱ Promote Responsible Development and Reduce Traffic Congestion: Ensure adequate infrastructure is in place before approving new projects.
❱ Fight For Lower Taxes: End costly unfunded mandates and focus on a fair and equitable tax system.
❱ Improve Our Schools: Reduce unfunded mandates, revise accountability measures, and fight for our fair share of state aid for our schools.

In a typical campaign season, my team and I would be knocking on your door to shake hands and get your thoughts on what you’d like to see change in Albany. But there’s nothing typical about what’s going on right now in our world, so we must change our campaign methods – and we have.

I ask you to take a moment to please visit our website www.WeberforSenate38.com or send me an email at [email protected]. You can also find us on Facebook.

Please remain safe and healthy. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me and our campaign.
Sincerely,
Bill Weber
Candidate for New York State Senate, 38th District

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Senator Bill Weber Sworn in for a Second Term

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A large crowd of Rockland residents gathered at Clarkstown Town Hall to witness Senator Bill Weber being sworn in for his second term in office. Police Chaplain David Lothrop served as the Master of Ceremonies, while County Legislator Lon Hofstein introduced the distinguished guests in attendance. County Executive Ed Day delivered remarks, highlighting the importance of having Senator Weber championing Rockland’s interests in Albany. The ceremony featured an invocation by Rabbi Abraham Horowitz of Spring Valley and a benediction by Reverend Teresa Darden of Nyack. Ava Aston performed stirring renditions of the national anthem and God Bless America. ” Thanks to all who participated and kudos to Clarkstown’s Police Honor Guard for enhancing the ceremony!”

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New City Attorney Nabeela McLeod To Run For Rockland County Family Court

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Nabeela is currently the Court Attorney for Rockland County Court Judge Djinsad Desir and was an Executive Assistant District Attorney at the Rockland County District Attorney’s Office where she worked for 18 years. In that time, she prosecuted cases involving murder, assault, burglary, and robbery.
Nabeela has lived in Rockland County for over 20 years with her husband, and are raising their two daughters Maya and Mina in Clarkstown.

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