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12/3/2008
Hinchey Announces $299,250 Federal Grant For Orange Lake Fire District
Newburgh, NY - Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) today announced that the Orange Lake Fire District has been awarded $299,250 in federal grant funding to purchase new self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) units for its volunteers. "These federal (full story...)

12/1/2008
Hinchey Statement on President-Elect Obama's Nomination of Senator Clinton as Secretary of State
Washington, DC - Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) today released the following statement regarding President-elect Barack Obama's nomination of U.S. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) as Secretary of State. "New York's loss is the country's gain.  For (full story...)

11/24/2008
Hinchey Appeals to U.S. HUD Secretary to Reconsider Broome County Homeless Coalition's Grant Applications
Binghamton, NY - Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) today urged U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Steve Preston to reconsider a $2.4 million grant proposal by the Broome County Homeless Coalition that was (full story...)

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The Need for a New Economic Stimulus Bill That Will Benefit Low-Income and Middle Class Americans

Congressman Maurice Hinchey believes it is absolutely critical that Congress invests in low-income and middle class Americans to stimulate the economy that will create real growth and new jobs. One of the reasons Congressman Hinchey opposed the Wall Street bailout bill was because it failed to include an economic stimulus component that would have provided much-needed assistance to low-income and middle class Americans and instead focused solely on bailing out greedy Wall Street executives.

Congressman Hinchey was pleased to help the House pass an economic stimulus bill last month, but unfortunately President Bush threatened to veto the bill and the measure was blocked by the president's allies in the Senate. The measure would have grown the economy and created jobs by making investments in our nation's infrastructure -- transportation systems, schools, and housing structures. The measure extended unemployment benefits, expanded food stamp assistance, and ensured that Americans don't lose health coverage as a result of state budget crises. Congressman Hinchey is working very hard to bring another economic stimulus bill to the House floor in November. He is hopeful that President Bush and his allies in the Senate will see that the Wall Street bailout is not doing anything to create jobs and spur growth among the working and middle class and that this time they will approve an economic stimulus bill. (Click here...)