Skoufis Highlights Key Wins for Our Veterans

November 11, 2022

Veterans Day
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion

Senator James Skoufis meets with members of Cornwall's American Legion Post 353, recipients of a $50,000 grant Skoufis secured to upgrade their aging facility

In recognition of the Veterans Day holiday, Senator James Skoufis (D-Hudson Valley) is honored to highlight several recent initiatives aimed at supporting our local Veterans. These wins include:

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New York State Senator
James Skoufis

Skoufis Highlights Key Wins for Our Veterans

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Skoufis provides Greenwood Lake Fire Department with $50,000 grant

Assemblymember Harry Bronson, Senator James Skoufis Fight for ‘Work Opportunity Tax Credit’ to Address Workforce Shortages and Increase Equity in New York’s Economy

NY Gov. Kathy Hochul’s planned ‘rebate checks’ hit roadblock as critics want cash spent elsewhere

As Hochul and Adams Double Down on Business Tax Breaks, Some Lawmakers Push Back

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Skoufis provides Greenwood Lake Fire Department with $50,000 grant

Assemblymember Harry Bronson, Senator James Skoufis Fight for ‘Work Opportunity Tax Credit’ to Address Workforce Shortages and Increase Equity in New York’s Economy

NY Gov. Kathy Hochul’s planned ‘rebate checks’ hit roadblock as critics want cash spent elsewhere

As Hochul and Adams Double Down on Business Tax Breaks, Some Lawmakers Push Back