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Our Borough is enjoying
the greatest growth and
revitalization since
World War II and Marty
Golden wants it to continue,
allowing every neighborhood
to share in this tremendous
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Although
there is still work to be done
to define and refine it, Marty
Golden supports this plan for
three reasons:
- It will
mean the
return of
a professional
sports team
to Brooklyn
for the first
time in over
half a century.
- The construction
of the arena
and surrounding
facilities
will bring
large numbers
of short-term
and long-term
jobs to Brooklyn.
- It will create
new, affordable
housing for
Brooklyn.
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With
help from Marty Golden,
our local schools are
finally getting the
chance to grow:
- P.S. 229
is expanding
from K-5
to K-8, which
will create
room for
an additional
600 students.
- New Utrecht
High School
is adding two
new floors,
with room for
13 new classrooms
and 340 new
students.
- P.S. 163 is being considered for an extension.
- P.S. 97 is also being considered and will be evaluated for an extension.
- McKinley
I.S. 259 is
being considered
for a new school
extension,
thanks to Marty’s
involvement.
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Marty
Golden is working on a program
to protect your home and
many assets, while making
nursing home care available.
This would prevent families
from losing everything when
a loved one needs nursing
home care.
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Wednesday, May 14
Marty Golden's "Ten Years of Public Service"
Friends of Marty Golden will celebrate his "Ten Years of Public Service" on Wednesday evening, May 14th at 6:00 PM with a Special Dinner at El Caribe in Mill Basin, located at 5945 Strickland Avenue, near Kings Plaza. Tickets are $350 per person, and you can buy them online by clicking here, or by calling 917-880-2401.
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