This Senate resolution formally congratulates Lauren Strong of Rockville Centre, New York, for earning the Girl Scouts' Gold Award, the organization's highest honor. The document recognizes her specific project, titled "Patriot Pals," and highlights her years of dedication to character development and community service. By adopting this measure, the legislative body pauses its regular proceedings to acknowledge her achievement and sends an official copy of the resolution to her. This action serves as a ceremonial tribute rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This bill is a Senate resolution that formally recognizes the 49th anniversary of the Boilermaker Road Race in Utica, New York. It directly affects the race organizers, volunteers, and participants by expressing legislative appreciation for the event's role in promoting community spirit and fitness. The resolution highlights the race's growth since 1978, its inclusive offerings for various ages and abilities, and its broader wellness initiatives. By adopting this measure, the state legislature acknowledges the event's significance as a symbol of perseverance and unity in the Mohawk Valley region.
This Senate Resolution formally commends Egbe Iwa, Inc., a Brooklyn-based nonprofit organization, for hosting its 11th Annual Ite Siwaju Commencement Gala on June 7, 2026. The bill recognizes the organization's year-long cultural mentoring program that guides youth through a rite of passage rooted in Yoruba traditions. It honors the founder, Iya Amma Oloriwaa!, and the community members who participate in fostering character development and cultural continuity among young people. The resolution concludes by directing that copies be sent to the organization and its participants as a gesture of appreciation.
This Senate resolution formally congratulates Genevieve Mohan of Garden City, New York, for earning the Gold Award, the highest honor in Girl Scouting. The bill recognizes her specific achievement of completing a rigorous service project titled "Paws and Breathe" while demonstrating leadership and skill development. It directs the legislative body to pause its proceedings to honor her accomplishment and mandates that a copy of the resolution be sent to her. This measure is a ceremonial acknowledgment of an individual's personal success rather than a change to existing laws or policies.
This bill is a Senate resolution that formally commends the Caribbean American Social Workers Association for its work in New York State. It recognizes the organization's efforts to support Caribbean-American communities through culturally responsive social services, mental health advocacy, and community empowerment. The resolution specifically honors the group's upcoming Annual Caribbean Heritage Month Celebration on June 18, 2026, and expresses appreciation for the association's contributions to social justice and human dignity. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the association's leadership as a token of recognition.
This bill is a Senate resolution that formally congratulates Andrew Leiter, a resident of Williston Park, New York, on earning the Eagle Scout rank. The document highlights his achievements, including his leadership roles in Scouting, his participation in various extracurricular activities, and his completion of a service project creating a meditation garden at NYU Langone Medical Center. It resolves to commend Leiter for his dedication to service and excellence and directs that a copy of the resolution be sent to him.
Senate Resolution 2182 formally congratulates Claire LeLeonnec of Garden City, New York, for earning the Girl Scouts' highest honor, the Gold Award. The resolution recognizes her specific project, titled 'A Leg Up,' and acknowledges her years of dedication to leadership and community service within the organization. As a ceremonial document, the bill pauses legislative proceedings to honor her achievement and authorizes the transmission of a copy of the resolution to her.
This bill is a Senate resolution that formally recognizes the 175th anniversary of St. Ann's Church in Hornell, New York. It highlights the church's history since the 1840s and its role in the local community. The resolution directs copies of the document to be sent to the church as a mark of honor.
This Senate resolution formally congratulates Reese McCarthy of Wantagh, New York, on receiving the Girl Scout Gold Award on June 17, 2026. The document recognizes her achievement of Scouting's highest honor, which requires completing a significant community service project like her 'Unleashing Love' initiative. The resolution pauses legislative proceedings to acknowledge her accomplishment and directs that a copy of the document be sent to her. This measure is a ceremonial tribute rather than a law that changes policy or affects public programs.
This Senate resolution honors Michael Verbanac, a senior at Bethpage High School, for receiving the New York State Citizenship Award. The bill recognizes his achievements in academics, community service, and extracurricular activities, including his work as an outreach ambassador for a diabetes organization and his participation in local conservation efforts. It directs the legislature to pause briefly to acknowledge his accomplishments and authorizes the transmission of a copy of the resolution to him. The measure does not alter any laws or policies but serves as a formal commendation of his contributions.
This bill is a Senate Resolution that formally commends the Eureka Grand Chapter of the Prince Hall Order of Eastern Star in New York for hosting its 129th Annual Grand Session in June 2026. The resolution honors the organization's long history of civic service and spiritual commitment, tracing its roots back to 1887 and acknowledging its growth into a statewide fraternal group. It specifically congratulates the chapter's current Grand Officers and all members for their dedication to the principles of courage, vision, and commitment. Upon adoption, a copy of this resolution will be sent to the organization as an official recognition of their contributions to the community.
This Senate resolution officially commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Theater at Woodshill, a non-profit arts organization in Central New York. The bill honors the theater's founders, Allen and Andrew Wilcox, and recognizes the company's mission to provide accessible Shakespearean performances and arts education to local students and residents. It directs the legislative body to pause for a moment of recognition and mandates that a copy of the resolution be sent to the theater's founders. This measure serves as a formal tribute rather than implementing new laws or funding changes.
