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Building Trades Endorsement |
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE USESeptember 13, 200714 Members of Niagara County Building and Construction Trades CouncilEndorse Dyster for Mayor of Niagara Falls
(Ransomville, NY) President Clyde J. Johnston, Jr. announced Friday that fourteen member unions of the Niagara County Building & Construction Trades Council were endorsing the candidacy of Paul Dyster for Mayor of the City of Niagara Falls. They are:
Asbestos Workers Local 4 Boilermakers Local 7 Bricklayers Local 3 Electrical Workers Local 237 Empire State Regional Council of Carpenters Local 289 Ironworkers Local 9 Operating Engineer Local 463 Painters & Glaziers District Council Plasterers Local 9 Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 22 Roofers Local 74 Sheetmetal Workers Local 71 Sprinklefitters Local 669 Teamsters Local 449
“Labor needs jobs, and these endorsements show labor trusts Paul Dyster to get our local economy in Niagara Falls moving again. As goes Niagara Falls, so goes the region–so progress here benefits everyone,” said Dyster campaign manager Craig Touma.
Dyster has also been endorsed by the Public Employees Federation Region 1, the Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter, and the Working Families Party.
For more information:
Craig Touma 523-1977 Clyde Johnston 434-3327
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Sierra Club Endorses Dyster |
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE USESeptember 16, 2007 Dyster Endorsed by Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter (Buffalo, NY) Dr. Joseph Gardella, chairman of the Political Committee of the Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter , announced today that the Chapter has endorsed the candidacy of Paul Dyster for Mayor of the City of Niagara Falls. Gardella, an often-quoted expert on toxic waste, is a Chemistry Professor at the State University of New York at Buffalo.
“I am particularly proud of this endorsement because it shows that the statewide Sierra Club organization understands the importance of the great natural resource we have here in Niagara Falls, and the importance of protecting it for future generations,” said Dyster. “I am also thrilled to have the endorsement of an organization that worked to create the Apollo Alliance plan for New York State , which has been endorsed by my campaign as well as the United Steelworkers and New York State United Teachers.” The plan calls for creation of new “green collar” jobs through investment in construction and retrofitting of high performance buildings, and updated codes and standards. It also calls for additional investment in renewable energy, alternative transportation and urban open spaces.
The Sierra Club is a non-profit, member-supported, public interest organization that promotes conservation of the natural environment through public education and lobbying. Grassroots advocacy has made The Sierra Club America's most influential environmental organization. Founded in 1892, the Club is now more than 700,000 members strong. The Atlantic Chapter, which counts 45,000 members, applies the principles of the national Sierra Club to the environmental issues facing New York State. The Chapter's Executive Committee, conservation committees and member volunteers work to affect governmental and community actions regarding those issues.
For More Information:
http://www.apolloalliance.org/state_and_local/new_york/nysaatenptplan.cfm http://dyster.com/dyster07/content/view/44/2/ Paul Dyster 282-6694 |
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Dyster Endorsed by Plumbers & Steamfitters Local Union 22 |
PRESS RELEASE September 6, 2007FOR IMMEDIATE USEDyster Endorsed by Plumbers & Steamfitters Local Union 22 (Niagara Falls, NY) The mayoral campaign of Niagara Falls Democrat and endorsed Working Families candidate Paul Dyster announced today that Local 22 of the Plumbers and Steamfitters Union has given him their endorsement. The announcement came via letter dated September 4th.
In the endorsement letter, Michael McNally, business manager for the union, told Paul, “Speaking to you of the future of Niagara Falls was a breath of fresh air. I truly believe you are the person who can facilitate the change necessary to make the City of Niagara Falls a great place to live and work.”
Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 22 was formed when the three prominent locals of the United Association merged on October 1st, 1997. This local union has more than 100 years of service in the Western New York area.
According to the Union’s website, “If you didn't know, our highly-trained and skilled member plumbers, pipe and steamfitters, heating and air-conditioning technicians have been involved in constructing many of Western New York's major and most recognizable building projects over the years, including the Albright-Knox Art Museum in Buffalo, the Buffalo Niagara International Airport, DuPont Chemical, the Seneca Nation of Indians' casinos in Niagara Falls and in Salamanca, and Ralph Wilson Stadium, to name just a few.” |
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Is Niagara Falls Politics Giving You the Blues?
Blues, jazz and other American "roots" music can help Niagara Falls shake the cobwebs off of our downtown business districts... This is our indigenous music, culture, and tradition--and neither the Canadians nor the casino can take it away from us! Other cities have made music entertainment the focus of downtown revialization, and it can work for us on 3rd Street and Main Street. At the 7th Annual Niagara Falls Blues Festival, Paul picked up an important endorsement: Mark Wenner , singer and harp player for the legendary Nighthawks, one of Paul's favorite blues bands for... well, for a long time! Thanks to Toby Rotella for creating this great event! |
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