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By Ericka O’Connell, Roosevelt Island Daily Coming Together for Safety and Support Hello, friends! There’s an important event coming to our island this November that deserves every neighbor’s attention. On Wednesday, November 5, 2025, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., the Roosevelt Island…
Senator Liz Krueger supports priority boarding for Tram passengers from Roosevelt Island, criticizing RIOC’s lack of community engagement and urging bureaucratic change for resolution implementation.
On September 26th, the Four Freedoms Democratic Club hosts its annual meeting on Roosevelt Island with Senator Liz Krueger as a special guest. She will discuss upcoming elections and her advocacy for the Equal Rights Amendment. The club continues to champion FDR’s four freedoms, fostering progressive values in the community.
The MTA stepped in to help RIOC with temporary fixes for the Red Bus crisis on Roosevelt Island. Senator Liz Krueger made it happen, connecting the transportation giant with RIOC. The collaboration resulted in one more bus on the road, providing hope for a better future in addressing the island’s transportation issues.
Senator Liz Krueger calls on Governor Hochul to sign the Climate Change Superfund Act, holding Big Oil accountable for storm damage and infrastructure repairs. With overwhelming public support and backing from community groups, the Act aims to shift the financial burden from taxpayers to the industry responsible for climate change, a move fiercely advocated for by the Senator.
Governor Hochul’s decision to pause Congestion Pricing has sparked legal and political complexities. Attorney General Letitia James declined to defend Hochul, leading to a conflict of interest. Senator Liz Krueger supports James, criticizing Hochul’s unilateral pause as a radical disregard for the law. She urges Hochul to resume Congestion Pricing to address environmental and transit issues.
Senator Liz Krueger, representing Roosevelt Island, is advocating for the Equal Rights Amendment on the fall’s ballot. She criticizes the State Board of Elections for approving flawed ballot language that fails to reflect the legislation’s intent. Krueger urges New Yorkers to educate themselves and support the amendment for vital protections.
Battle for Democracy on Roosevelt Island: RIOC’s Board
Roosevelt Island residents demand a voice in RIOC’s board, challenging Albany’s control. Progressives clash with hard-right members and ex-officio allies, seeking transparency and accountability. Senators Krueger and Seawright are crucial allies in this struggle, as mismanagement and financial woes plague the island. The time for change is now.
Senator Liz Krueger and Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright will meet with Roosevelt Islanders on July 1st at 6:30 p.m. to address governance issues. The community seeks direct elections for RIOC board members and a say in the Master Lease extension. Join this important conversation for positive change and democratic representation.
New York’s Appellate Court decision has reinstated the Equal Rights Amendment for the state constitution, setting the stage for a November ballot. Senator Liz Krueger expresses confidence in New Yorkers’ support for equal rights, amid opposition and disinformation. The amendment, if passed, would provide stronger anti-discrimination protections, encompassing various demographics. Stay informed for the November 2024 election.