117th Congress
Proposed legislation from U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-New Hartford, would create a federal program to assist in the construction, restoration and maintenance of memorials.
The Remembering Our Local Heroes Act would fund eligible monuments honoring veterans, active-duty military personnel, law enforcement and firefighters. A grant program would provide grants as much as $100,000 to applicants demonstrating strong community support and secure matching funds from public and private sources.
A year after the pandemic wiped out the beloved annual tradition, Whitesboro held its Memorial Day parade Monday to honor those who died in the armed forces.
Hundreds lined Main Street to watch the procession, which included the Oneida County Sherriff's Department, the Whitesboro Fire Department, local Boy and Cub Scout troops, veterans groups and elected officials such as Congresswoman Claudia Tenney, Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente and Asssemblywoman Marriane Buttenschon.
WASHINGTON — Rep. Claudia L. Tenney, R-22, New Hartford, has announced upcoming mobile office hours for constituents in New York’s 22nd Congressional District to connect with caseworkers for assistance dealing with a federal agency.
Constituents interested in attending a mobile office hour session are highly encouraged to schedule their appointment in advance by contacting Tenney’s office at 315-732-0713.
UTICA — Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-22, New Hartford presented the families of veterans Pvt. James E. Overturf and Pvt. Charles A. Wells with Purple Heart medals posthumously in recognition of their service to our nation during World War I in a ceremony on Friday. Both Overturf and Wells served in the Army.
The Burmese community of Utica marched from Oneida Square to Hotel Utica and back in solidarity with the millions in Myanmar living under a cloud of darkness.
The southeast Asian nation suffered a military coup in February as its army overthrew its democratically elected government. Over 800 civilians have been killed since, including numerous children.
Congresswoman Claudia Tenney joined the group following the march at Kopernik Park, and expressed her support for the thousands of Burmese refugees in Utica.
Washington, DC - Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-22) today released the following statement after President Joe Biden released his Fiscal Year 2022 budget proposal outlining $6 trillion in federal spending. This record level of spending exceeds any budget proposed by a president since World War II.
Utica, NY - Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-22) today presented the families of veterans Private James E. Overturf and Private Charles A. Wells with Purple Heart medals posthumously in recognition of their service to our nation during World War I. Both Private Overturf and Private Wells served in the United States Army.
Washington, D.C. - Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-22) today announced additional upcoming mobile office hours for constituents in New York's 22nd Congressional District to connect with caseworkers for assistance dealing with a federal agency.
Washington, DC - Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-22) today met with law enforcement officers from across the Southern Tier for a roundtable discussion on public safety and priorities for reform.
CHENANGO COUNTY (WBNG) -- Some counties in New York’s 22nd District have seen some of the lowest vaccine rates in the state. That is according to data from New York’s website for vaccine tracking.
Thursday Representative Claudia Tenney visited the village of Sherburne to discuss expanding broadband access in the state. While there she also discussed her take on the COVID-19 vaccination rollout.