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Democrat Judy Griffin unseated Lynbrook resident Brian Curran in the 21st Assembly District.

Brian Curran falls to Judy Griffin in 21st Assembly District

Democrat Judy Griffin defeated incumbent Brian Curran in the 21st Assembly District in Tuesday’s election. Griffin, a Rockville Centre community activist and a former director of community outreach … more

11/7/18

In the 21st Assembly District, re-elect Brian Curran

In a close call, the Herald endorses Brian Curran over Judy Griffin in the 21st Assembly District race. more

11/1/18

The third rail at the Kew Garden LIRR station was quickly repaired with a fiberglass board, shown here.

Third rail in Kew Gardens quickly fixed

A photo posted to New York state Assemblyman Brian Curran’s Facebook page looked almost too disturbing to be true. “This ‘repair’ which I saw on June 27 at the Kew Gardens Long Island Rail Road station, is scary and very dangerous to riders!” the post read. “Unacceptable!” more

By Rossana Weitekamp | 6/28/17

Assemblyman Brian Curran gave residents in his district a brief snapshot of the 2017-18 state executive budget.

Assemblyman Curran hosts state budget snapshot talk

Residents visited the Oceanside Public Library on Feb. 23, where State Assemblyman Brian Curran outlined how the upcoming 2017-18 state executive budget could affect residents living in the 21st … more

By Peter Belfiore | 2/28/17

Candidates face off in the 21st Assembly District

Republican Brian Curran, a lifelong resident of Lynbrook, is seeking re-election to a New York State assembly seat in Nassau County’s 21st District. Democrat Travis Bourgeois is challenging him. more

By Mary Malloy | 11/1/16

Curran honors Women of Distinction

Assemblyman Brian Curran hosted his annual Women of Distinction event to recognize women from the community who have gone above and beyond the call of civic engagement and outreach. These women make … more

By Barbra Rubin-Perry | 9/28/16

Former Sen. Dean Skelos is still eligible for his $95,000-a-year pension, despite being convicted of felonies in his corruption trial. It is something that is not unique to Skelos, but is becoming an issue in Albany, and for those seeking to fill his seat.

Skelos to receive pension

Days after his conviction for bribery and corruption, former State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos filed for his state pension and sparked the first dust-up of the race to fill his seat. … more

By Alex Costello | 1/6/16

Assemblyman Brian Curran Sister Frances Monuszko (center) and volunteer.

50 birds for the Thanksgiving

Assemblyman Brian Curran delivered over 50 turkeys to Outreach Coordinator Sister Frances Monuszko at St. Anthony’s Parish in Oceanside in time for Thanksgiving. Curran said the turkeys were … more

By Barbra Rubin-Perry | 12/2/15

Help for Sandy victims facing foreclosure

Because so many homeowners affected by Hurricane Sandy are still waiting for funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and New York Rising, and as a result are now facing … more

By Barbra Rubin-Perry | 9/23/15

The board of the Makeshift Movement, from left: Alex Tucciarone, chief strategy officer and founder; Laure Peteroy, chief communications officer and founder; Jessica DiRocco, chief operations officer and founder; Alison Amato, chief community liaison and founder; Samantha Postle, senior adviser; and John Kuehn, director.

Makeshift Movement fights illness with education

“We’re not going to fix anything tonight, we’re not going to solve any problems and we’re not going to judge anybody,” Alexander Tucciarone, chief strategy officer of the Makeshift … more

By Rebecca Melnitsky | 8/27/15

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