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	Scott Stringer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Scott Stringer (born 1960) is a New York politician and the current Borough President of Manhattan.
		Stringer grew up in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Upper Manhattan, attended Manhattan public schools and graduated from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
		During his Assembly career, Stringer served as Chairman of the Cities Committee, Chairman of the Real Property Taxation Committee and Chairman of the Oversight, Analysis and Investigation Committee.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Scott_Stringer (235 words)

	stringer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Assemblymember Scott Stringer is a native New Yorker who was first elected to the New York State Assembly in 1992 after more than a decade of political involvement and neighborhood advocacy.
		Stringer is the newly appointed Chair of the New York State Assembly Cities Committee, affecting budgetary policy in all of the State's 62 cities.
		Scott is committed to protecting reproductive rights for women; promoting equal rights for gays and lesbians; preserving the rights of tenants to live in affordable and livable housing; and protecting the rights of working men and women.
	www.nydems.org /html/electedofficials/stringer.html (254 words)

	village voice > news > Mother Dearest & the Courthouse Cabal by Wayne Barrett
		Scott Stringer maintained his mother "is on the list," but sent a copy of a 1993 certificate from the County Lawyers Association stating that she'd taken their six-hour course for guardians, not evaluators.
		Scott also acknowledged that his mother was "one of the first people" to receive evaluator/conservator appointments in Manhattan after the positions were created by the legislature in 1992, just months before Stringer became an assemblyman.
		Scott's father Ronald was reprimanded in 1990 by an appellate division panel that stripped him of $150,000 in court fees he'd taken, saying that he and a colleague who'd claimed the same fees had "never drafted a single page of legal documents" except their fee application.
	www.villagevoice.com /news/0135,barrett,27665,5.html (2376 words)

	Scott Isebrand political bio and New York political links
		Scott graduated in 1996 with both the John Stackhouse Award for leadership and the Faculty Honors Award, Northwestern's highest honor.
		During the 2004-2005 political season, Scott was active in Assemblymember Scott Stringer's successful bid for the Manhattan Borough Presidency.
		Scott's political beliefs are rooted in the call of our nation's Founders for the federal government to "promote the general welfare"--a principle dear enough to the Founders that they enshrined it twice in the Constitution (in the Preamble and in Art.
	www.isebrand.com /Scott_Isebrand.htm (480 words)

	Gotham Gazette's Eye On Albany: New York State Assembly: District 67
		Assemblyman Scott Stringer (Dem) was elected in November of 1992.
		Stringer, who received his undergraduate degree in Government Studies from John Jay College, is a member of the Children and Families, Education, Governmental Operations, Higher Education, Housing, Health and Judiciary committees.
		Recently, Stringer was appointed chair of the Committee on Oversight, Analysis, and Investigation and is a member of the Assembly Task Force on Women's Issues.
	www.gothamgazette.com /eyeonalbany/assembly/district67.shtml (1138 words)

	NYC Election 2001: Public Advocate
		Assemblyman Scott Stringer, a liberal from the Upper West Side and protege of Rep. Jerrold Nadler.
		Stringer comes from a strong political club and has a network of allies across the city through his colleagues in the Assembly.
		And Scott Stringer, who cut his political teeth on Upper West Side politics, wants to use the office as a "soapbox" for playing a role in such issues as education, housing, transportation and planning.
	www.gothamgazette.com /searchlight2001/advocate1.html (4446 words)

	Wired New York Forum - View Single Post - One Housing Woe Gives Way to Another
		In a report to be released today, the assemblyman, Scott Stringer, found that the authority's own data showed that there were more than 5,300 vacant apartments, or 3 percent of the entire inventory, with more than a third being in Manhattan.
		Stringer, that means that the housing authority is losing anywhere from $10 million to $30 million each year in potential rent.
		Stringer said that the borough-by-borough breakdown of vacancies was striking in many ways.
	www.wirednewyork.com /forum/showpost.php?p=19350&postcount=4 (864 words)

	Touting Independence and Consensus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		To be sure, Stringer is a strong, indeed unequivocal supporter of gay rights, but the fact—confirmed by GLID president Melissa Sklarz—that the assemblyman garnered more than 70 percent of the tally of roughly 115 club members voting, led, perhaps unsurprisingly, to some cries of foul.
		Stringer is careful to emphasize that his independence is balanced by his ability to work with others, a thinly veiled shot at the person he sees as his main competitor in the race—East Side Councilwoman Eva Moskowitz, who he characterized as proclaiming “I don’t have any political support” as a badge of honor.
		Stringer is keen to point out every single lever of power—appointments, seats on city commissions and boards, and budgetary allocations—that the borough president’s office has at its disposal, but is also pragmatic about the job’s potential.
	www.gaycitynews.com /gcn-435/toutingindependence.html (1252 words)

	Duane and Stringer call for buildings to shed ads
		Assemblymember Scott Stringer points to an illegal sidewalk shed billboard, as he is joined at Aug. 7 press conference by, to his right, State Senator Tom Duane and Andrew Berman of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.
		Stringer called the shed ads, “a fl market for corporate enterprises” because of reports ad companies pay more for scaffolds to remain in place even after the shed’s protective purpose has been served.
		Subsequent to the press conference by Stringer and Duane, the Infiniti ad was removed from the sidewalk shed at 14th St. and Eighth Ave.
	www.thevillager.com /villager_120/duaneandstringercall.html (589 words)

	Stringer for Manhattan borough president
		He was front and center during the run-up to last year’s Republican National Convention in fighting for the rights of protesters to use the Great Lawn and have a genuine protest march, as opposed to being penned in by police on the West Side Highway.
		Stringer’s reforms on the boards are long overdue, and we wholeheartedly support them.
		Stringer has assembled the most talented campaign staff in this race and it has shown in the several reports he’s issued on an array of subjects, from the community boards to housing and the greening of the city; this would augur well for him surrounding himself with a talented staff as borough president.
	www.thevillager.com /villager_123/stringerformanhattan.html (549 words)

	bookideas.com: Bravo Amerikanski And Other Stories From World War II by Ann Stringer
		Scott had previously edited a book entitled Yanks Meet Reds: Recollections of US and Soviets Vets from the Linkup in World War II, and it was during this assignment that Scott had crossed paths with Stringer.
		One of Stringer’s most exciting assignments and probably the one she will be most remembered is her reporting of the link up of the American and Russian soldiers at the Elbe River in Germany.
		Ann Stringer never considered herself a crusader for women’s liberation and one of her final comments in her book was “I’m just a person.” Ann died on November 7th, 1990.
	www.bookideas.com /reviews/index.cfm?fuseaction=displayReview&id=1272 (688 words)

	Press Clips -- SEIU 32BJ -- Press Room: Press Clips
		Stringer, a Democrat from the Upper West Side, will also be endorsed by Local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union, which represents janitors; the Communications Workers of America; the Uniformed Fire Officers Association; and Unite Here, which represents hotel, restaurant and apparel workers.
		Stringer in a Democratic primary of nine candidates, a race where each of the candidates is looking for any possible advantage.
		Stringer was "like the Eveready battery bunny: He's a tireless worker and a fighter." She added, "The Manhattan borough president race is blessed with several great candidates, and it was a very difficult decision in weighing the candidates."
	www.seiu32bj.org /ne/pc/7132005_nytimes.asp (421 words)

	Sixth Generation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		John Stringer SCOTT was born on 21 APR 1884 in Fort Gibson, Illinois District, Cherokee Nation, IT (now Fort Gibson, Muskogee, OK).
		Raphael (Ralph) SCOTT was born on 11 SEP 1889.
		Allen Harnage SCOTT was born on 15 JAN 1892.
	www.nancyward.com /b21710.htm (166 words)

	LID: Borough Politics April 30, 2001
		Scott is a colleague of mine and he's helping some of our other candidates citywide," said Norman.
		"Scott Stringer's chances in our part of the world would be greatly improved if Congressman Nadler were to endorse Herb Berman," said the insider.
		The Nadler endorsement aside, Stringer said that he is beginning to pick up support from officials in southern Brooklyn, including endorsements by State Senator John Sampson, and Assemblymembers Diane Gordon, Nick Perry and Daryl Towns.
	www.lidbrooklyn.org /bp043001.htm (1177 words)

	Saluting Employees - July/August 2005
		At Ellis, Stringer met her second husband, Scott Stringer, and moved with him to Polunsky in November 1993 to open the maximum-security facility built in her hometown of Livingston.
		And Scott, her husband of 14 years, was also growing, earning a promotion to sergeant last year at Polunsky.
		Stringer, 42, said she wants to learn as much as she can as a sergeant and perhaps go up for a lieutenant’s position before ending her TDCJ career.
	tdcj.state.tx.us /mediasvc/connections/JulAug2005/saluting_v12no6.html (601 words)

	[NYtenants-online] On the Public Advocate Race - and why it matters
		Scott Stringer, indeed, has fought for the west side tenants and neighborhoods (where we're located).
		Stringer has strong ties to many political clubs and is not as independent as we would like -- for example, his accepting endorsements from the so-called Liberal Party and by the anti-community, pro-landlord, pro-development and Giuliani-endorsing McManus Club are mind-boggling given the ongoing destruction of the west side.
		Scott Stringer, a pro-tenant state legislator, got a measly $4650 from Litwin and Tishman-Speyer combined, but even that amount was quadruple the pittance given to Kathryn Freed, an outgoing City Council member who got $1000 from Rudin.
	www.tenant.net /pipermail/nytenants-online/2001-September/000090.html (2332 words)

	Legislative Gazette
		Scott Stringer, D-Manhattan, joined by two fellow Assembly members, introduced a resolution last week to reform rules governing the legislative body.
		Co-sponsors Sam Hoyt, D-Buffalo, and Ryan Scott Karben, D,I-Rockland, who were present at the press conference, voiced their hope for the new rules changes to better the Assembly.
		Stringer said he thinks that these reforms in the Assembly, if adopted, will lead to similar reforms by the Senate and the governor’s office.
	www.legislativegazette.com /read_more.php?story=248 (818 words)

	More than 500 apartments vacant in Vladeck Houses
		While these assertions may be sound, Assemblymember Scott Stringer still laments the money lost in rent revenue and the struggles of the 137,000 people waiting for those empty apartments.
		His report states that the public should be able to know the projected start and end dates of all of NYCHA’s major renovation projects and their plans for the relocation of tenants prior to the beginning of the project.
		Stringer said that while he understands tenants have to be relocated for construction, he doesn’t understand why the projects are taking so long.
	www.thevillager.com /villager_98/morethan500apartments.html (1041 words)

	The New York Observer Politicker: Old School Scott Stringer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		We were a bit surprised to see "Doctor Dre" listed among the hosts of a fundraiser for Assemblyman Scott Stringer, who's running for Manhattan Borough President, and who is not widely seen as a hip-hop icon.
		Stringer's spokesman, Micah Lasher, clarified for us that this is not the West Coast gangster rapper Dr.
		"Scott may be a reformer, but he still likes his rap old-school," Lasher told us.
	thepoliticker.observer.com /2005/03/old-school-scott-stringer.html (147 words)

	NY1: Manhattan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Twenty-six percent doesn't sound all that impressive, but in a field of nine candidates it was enough to secure Scott Stringer the Democratic nomination for Manhattan borough president on Tuesday.
		Stringer, a state assemblyman from the Upper West Side, says the borough president's budget is small, but the office more influential than his post in Albany.
		Stringer will face a Republican challenger in November, but by most accounts he is wise to count on winning the election in this overwhelmingly Democratic borough.
	www.ny1.com /ny1/content/index.jsp?stid=8&aid=53541 (419 words)

	Travis County Pickin': Featured Soloists
		Scott started on the steel when he was 13 and played on the Grand Ole Opry (with Shot Jackson) when he was only 15!
		And Scott was fortunate to meet many other great steel'ers during his 5 year stint with the Nashville-based Sho-Bud company.
		Scott moved from Nashville to Austin (specifically for the chance to play swing and country-jazz) in 1980.
	www.musicroom.org /travis_county_pickin/soloists.html (1145 words)

	"Private Eyes" legislation would hold nuisance bars accountable (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In response to complaints by community residents, Assemblyman Scott Stringer has introduced legislation in Albany to amend the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law ("ABC Law") which would ensure neighborhood residents and community boards a period of time to comment on liquor license renewals prior to the State Liquor Authority (SLA) taking action on a renewal application.
		Stringer's legislation (reproduced below) would guarantee a period of sixty days from notification to the community board before the SLA acts on an application.
		According to community advocates, this is seen as a small, but important, piece in the pie to hold problem bars accountable for their behavior in the community.
	hellskitchen.net /issues/pebill.html (667 words)

	Edwize » Teachers for Stringer
		We say we endorse Stringer because he is independent, yet it sounds like we want him because he will do whatever we want.
		I have resisted posting for a few days, but this one really bothered me because there were several occasions when Moskowitz was the only person who stepped forward to help my school when we needed it, and she got results.
		I agree Stringer has great support among teachers and UFT and I was simply pointing out that he does not have the same among parents.
	edwize.org /teachers-for-stringer (1705 words)

	The Stringer proposal is based on the major recommendations of the Brennan Center for Justice in its landmark report, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Stringer proposal is based on the major recommendations of the Brennan Center for Justice in its landmark report, The New
		Stringer’s proposal was introduced as a binding “resolution,” rather than a “bill,” because it can be passed and implemented in the Assembly without Senate action, thus avoiding the chamber-to-chamber finger-pointing that is often used to defend legislative inaction.
		Stringer’s effort include the Buffalo-Niagara Partnership, Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, Westchester Chamber of Commerce, Brennan Center for Justice, New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG), Citizens Budget Commission and Citizens Union.
	www.watpa.org /lwv/lm/Newsletter200405/20041213I3stringer.html (692 words)

	ACSH > Facts & Fears > Archives
		--Assemblyman Scott Stringer (D-Manhattan) introduced a bill to ban the sale of cosmetics -- nail polishes, shampoo, deodorant, lipstick, and more -- which contain chemicals called phthalates, widely used for years in toys, wall coverings, blood transfusion bags, medical tubing, and personal care products.
		Stringer and the environmental activists advising him warned that tests on laboratory rodents show that these chemicals cause cancer and birth defects.
		But there is no indication whatsoever that human health is in anyway jeopardized by using cosmetics such as nail polish (assuming you are not ingesting them in huge quantities) or any other phthalate-containing product.
	www.acsh.org /factsfears/newsID.569/news_detail.asp (379 words)

	The Village Voice: Power Plays
		Surrounded by Scott Stringer signs, the Eva Kids, in their fire engine red T-shirts, had staked out 92nd and 3rd, a mere block away from the Eric Cesnik camp that had claimed the corner of 91st and 3rd.
		She has been in the spotlight recently due to a complaint she filed with the Campaign Finance Board alleging that opponent Stringer illegally accepted help from the Working Families Party in the form of mailings and phone calls.
		Stringer and the WFP are not the only enemies Moskowitz has in this town.
	www.villagevoice.com /blogs/powerplays/archives/001818.php (501 words)

	News -- SEIU 32BJ -- News
		“Scott Stringer is a tireless advocate for education, human rights and for Manhattan and all of its diverse needs.
		Stringer, who has represented the West Side in Albany for 13 years, welcomed the endorsements from the union leaders, who represent over 75,000 members who are Manhattan residents.
		Stringer has also garnered the most endorsements from Democratic clubs around Manhattan, including several within the home districts of his opponents.
	www.seiu32bj.org /ne/index_stage.asp?storyID=135&order=1 (386 words)

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