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KP Student Kendall Corcoran Receives University of Rochester’s George Eastman Young Leaders Award


Kendall Corcoran, a junior at Kings Park High School was selected to receive the University of Rochester’s George Eastman Young Leaders Award.  Kendall was chosen by the university due to her outstanding academic record, community service and extracurricular involvement.  This award translates into possible scholarship money if Kendall applies to the University of Rochester.(Standing L to R – Kendall Corcoran, Mr. Lino Bracco-KPHS Principal)

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Dustin Dispenza was the latest student from Smithtown High School East to pass the CompTia A+ exam. This is a worldwide certification that was introduced into Technology’s Computer Repair course. Those possessing the certification are more likely to receive higher salaries and 85% of these individuals choose to further their careers in the computer industry.

 SHS East Principal Ed Thompson, Dustin Dispenza and Technology Teacher Laurie O’Neil

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Thursday
Jul012010

Randy Altschuler - Legislation Will Send Jobs Overseas-Doesn't Fix Fannie or Freddie 

Legislation Will Send Jobs Overseas-Doesn't Fix Fannie or Freddie

Randy Altschuler, the conservative Republican candidate for Congress (NY-1), today called the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act (H.R. 4173) "a flawed piece of legislation which fails to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac" and is a "job killer for New York" which will drive financial service firms from New York to places like London, Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Randy Altschuler said, "Yesterday, Congressman Tim Bishop followed the lead of Nancy Pelosi and Barney Frank and voted for a flawed piece of legislation which fails to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; the twin Government Sponsored Enterprises that were the root causes of the housing meltdown and the ensuing financial crisis. To date, Fannie and Freddie have cost taxpayers $145 billion, a number which could grow to a staggering $380 billion.

"A far more disturbing fact is that this legislation will be bad for New York State. It will force financial service firms to close or shrink New York based operations, sending jobs to other international financial centers like London, Dubai, Hong Kong or Singapore. It will kill jobs and shrink tax revenues for New York State.

"Tim Bishop needs to explain to the voters why he voted for this flawed piece of legislation. If he really wanted to protect the taxpayers Tim Bishop would have insisted that Congress enact reforms to address the lack of oversight at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; pseudo government entities that have become a dumping ground for banks' bad loans and a patronage pit for allies of the Democratic Party. It seems pretty clear that Tim Bishop's first priority is protecting his entrenched political pals in Washington instead of New Yorkers and his constituents in Suffolk County."

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