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Speaker Menin calls to abolish horse-drawn carriages and more action to prevent Legionnaires'

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By Annika Pergament Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
One of the leading voices in support of legislation to abolish horse-drawn carriages in Central Park is City Council Speaker Julie Menin. She posted a video on social media ahead of the hearing, sharing her endorsement of the bill. Speaker Menin joined “The Rush Hour” on Wednesday to talk about the legislation and what action should be taken to mitigate and prevent Legionnaires’ disease in Manhattan. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.
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Central Park Conservancy defends stance on horse-drawn carriages

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By Annika Pergament Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
On Wednesday, the City Council will consider a bill that would phase out carriage horses in Central Park. Romanch’s Law is named after the 18-year-old tourist who was killed in an incident involving a runaway horse last month. The legislation would also create a workforce development program to transition carriage drivers into new positions. It has the support of more than 20 City Council members, as well as the Central Park Conservancy.
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Citizens Union reacts to City Council proposal to raise pay for elected officials

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By Annika Pergament Verified
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The City Council is expected to enact new legislation that would give elected officials an 18.2% pay raise after their salaries remained flat for the last 10 years. While some are skeptical of the measure, good government groups argue that the pay bump will attract the best candidates to the job. Grace Rauh, the executive director of Citizens Union, joined “The Rush Hour” on Monday to talk more about the proposed legislation. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.
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