Political corruption in the United States

BKSK Architects and Reading International Hosted the Blessing of Tammany Hall

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Wednesday, October 14, 2020

NEW YORK, Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- On Friday, October 9, 2020, BKSK Architects LLP along with Reading International, Inc. hosted the Blessing of Tammany Hall conducted by Co-Directors of the Lenape Center at the newly reimagined, 44 Union Square .

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  • NEW YORK, Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- On Friday, October 9, 2020, BKSK Architects LLP along with Reading International, Inc. hosted the Blessing of Tammany Hall conducted by Co-Directors of the Lenape Center at the newly reimagined, 44 Union Square .
  • The ceremony began with opening remarks from Reading International's Executive Vice President, Margaret Cotter, followed by a Lenape Prayer of wellbeing and an honor song, with a blessing of cedar in front of the original front door of the historic Tammany Society known as Tammany Hall.
  • The blessing ceremony continued inside the glass dome addition with closing remarks from BKSK Architects' Partner in charge of the project, Todd Poisson.
  • The original 1928 building has a storied past as the former home of the corrupt political organization that came to be known as Tammany Hall.

Primary Voter Registration Deadline is April 22

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Monday, April 15, 2019

"Now, with OVR, registering to vote or updating your registration is more convenient than ever."

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  • "Now, with OVR, registering to vote or updating your registration is more convenient than ever."
  • Individuals wishing to register to vote in the May 21 primary must be:
    A citizen of the United States for at least one month before the primary.
  • Applications for new registration, change of address or change in party affiliation must be postmarked or received in county voter registration offices by April 22.
  • For more information on voter registration, call the Department of State's toll-free hotline at 1-877-VOTESPA (1-877-868-3772) or visit votesPA.com .

Laborers, Ironworkers, And Inwood Residents Demand Answers On Rezoning

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Thursday, September 27, 2018

"If we wanted such a lack of transparency and a government shrouded in mystery, Tammany Hall would still be in power.

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  • "If we wanted such a lack of transparency and a government shrouded in mystery, Tammany Hall would still be in power.
  • However, the Council Member continually refused to engage these and other issues raised, making many question with whom he worked on the rezoning and whom he intended this rezoning to benefit.
  • "The Inwood rezoning process was opaque and deceptively presented to our community.
  • It also appears that some changes may have been made at the last minute to the Inwood rezoning that were never been reviewed by the public, as required by law.