Reynolds Retiring, Coney Plan Shifting
Tom Reynolds officially announced his retirement, saying that he wanted to spend more time with his family. [Albany Project]
State Senator Jeff Klein and Assemblyman Rory Lancman called on the state to enact a proposal that would notify people by email when a sex offender moved into their neighborhood. [Politics on the Hudson]
Michael Bloomberg praised comptroller candidate Adolfo Carrion. [Liz]
Fred P. Hochberg, the dean of the New School University’s Robert J. Milano Graduate School of Management and Urban Policy, is reportedly a candidate to replace Patrick Foye. [Capitol Confidential]
Bloomberg’s plan for Coney Island may have to bend to local politics. [The Real Estate]
Barack Obama surrogates John Kerry and Claire McCaskill say that race matters to his candidacy. [Ben]
A West Virginia poll shows Hillary Clinton leading Obama 55-27. [Pollster]
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