October 7 , 2008 - Governor Paterson, with Senators Schumer and Clinton, announcing the development of a micro-technology manufacturing plant in Albany, bringing job opportunities to the Capital Region. more >>watch >>
October 10 , 2008 Governor Paterson addressing the students, teachers and elected officials at the New York State Governor's Summit on Student Engagement and Dropout Prevention in Rochester. more >>
October 10, 2008
Investing in Innovation
- Governor Paterson celebrated the start of construction of the SUNY Binghamton's Science and Engineering Building, expanding the University's state-of-the-art science facility.
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Encouraging Voter Registration
- Governor Paterson reminded New Yorkers that the voter registration deadline is this Friday, October 10, and provided information for those who have not yet registered.
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New Nomination
- Governor Paterson nominated Marisa Lago, current Acting President and CEO of the Empire State Development Corporation, as Commissioner of the Department of Economic Development.
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Honoring Fallen Soldiers
- Governor Paterson directed the flags on all State government buildings to be flown at half-staff in honor of New York Army National Guard Specialist Jason E. Von Zerneck, who died on October 2, 2008 in Afghanistan.
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David A. Paterson became New York’s 55th Governor on March 17, 2008. In his first address as Governor, Paterson spoke about the challenges New York faces and his plan for New York’s future.
In his 23 years serving the people of New York, Governor Paterson has worked towards change by reaching across party lines and bringing people together. His thoughtful, inclusive approach to governing has won him the respect of colleagues and a reputation for uniting disparate forces towards consensus that benefits all New Yorkers. Learn more about governor Paterson >>
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