State electeds talk 2024 state legislative objectives

Moderators and audience members get a chance to query

By ERIC HARVEY

Posted 12/21/23

Local electeds answered moderator and audience questions last Sunday at the Riverdale-Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture. The event, hosted by Northwest Bronx Indivisible, was attended by state Sen. Robert Jackson and Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz.

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