Sullivan County Renaissance Awards

John J. Bonacic

August 22, 2013

Senator Bonacic attended the Sullivan County Renaissance Awards Ceremony on Monday, August 12, 2013. Sullivan Renaissance is a beautification and community development program of the Gerry Foundation. Pictured is Renaissance Chair, Sandra Gerry.

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John J. Bonacic

Sullivan County Renaissance Awards

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Senator Bonacic Announces $50,000 Grant for the Village of Walton for Townsend Street Stabilization

Senator Bonacic Appointed to Key Budget Conference Subcommittees as Negotiations Between Senate and Assembly Get Underway

Senator Bonacic Helps Promote Health and Awareness by Attending Kidney Screening in Albany

Senate Passes Bonacic's Bill to Promote Education in Hunting, Fishing, and Outdoor Activities in High Schools: Assembly Must Act!

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Senator Bonacic Announces $50,000 Grant for the Village of Walton for Townsend Street Stabilization

Senator Bonacic Appointed to Key Budget Conference Subcommittees as Negotiations Between Senate and Assembly Get Underway

Senator Bonacic Helps Promote Health and Awareness by Attending Kidney Screening in Albany

Senate Passes Bonacic's Bill to Promote Education in Hunting, Fishing, and Outdoor Activities in High Schools: Assembly Must Act!