Adam

2 hours ago, TwinTiersLiving said:

ssential Plan for free or with a maximum premium of $20 a month per person. However, families and individuals still struggle with the expense. To make coverage more affordable for low-income New Yorkers, Governor Cuomo will eliminate these monthly premiums for over 400,000 New Yorkers, saving families nearly $100 million per year in premiums and enrolling 100,000 New Yorkers who are currently uninsured.

meanwhile our insurance premiums just almost tripled this year

2 hours ago, TwinTiersLiving said:

Pass a Comprehensive Adult-Use Cannabis Program: 

not against this, but as a dyed in the wool Dem one would think he would look to encouraging industrial hemp in NYS, is much more earth friendly and has thousands of uses and has potential for providing more economic benefit to the State than weed

2 hours ago, TwinTiersLiving said:

Creatively Repurposing Underutilized Commercial Space for Additional Housing: . Reduced demand for office and hotel space has created an opportunity to repurpose formerly commercial space that has far greater potential for use as housing, including affordable and supportive housing, to create dynamic, 24/7 walk-to-work neighborhoods.

Governor Cuomo will propose legislation to create a five-year period during which property owners may convert office buildings and hotels in New York City to residential use. Stimulating housing conversion will create thousands of good-paying jobs, increase housing affordability, and support long-term economic growth

this is actually a great idea just curious as to how it only applies to NYC...as if the Upstate regions do not have this problem?

2 hours ago, TwinTiersLiving said:

we can't raise the minimum wage, we can't fix subway tunnels, we can't build a new Tappan Zee Bridge, we can't turn around the Buffalo economy, we can't end the AIDS epidemic, we can't provide free college tuition for the middle class, we can't construct a new Penn train hall.

yup, hes got plenty of relatives to name over-budget bridges and such after, Buffalo aint exactly walking in tall cotton...

On 1/4/2021 at 5:02 PM, Chris said:

I hope this means good things for the Big Flats location!

different name at best, same bloated prices though

still will read them any chance i have

in a stadium those very taxpayers funded despite NFL raking in billions, wonder what Cuomo's cut will be on this deal