Support Our Bills for a study on NYers' rights to free admission to city institutions
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Sandra Alvarez
3 years ago
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Millie Bishop
3 years ago
This is the only way families and seniors can visit the museums.
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Chris Masaoay
3 years ago
Absolutely the resident of the city should be given free admission to theise and other cultural institutions as they help pay for it and serve to.promoye the city as individual ambassadors
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Barbara A Genco
3 years ago
Makes sense!
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Bonnie Millard
3 years ago
As a taxpayer, I am happy for some of my taxes to go towards something positive, like cultural institutions. However, I *also* think, all NYC taxpayers should therefore have free access.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
With the passage of the study bills and the codification and enforcement of controlling laws, you will enjoy free access and instruction to these 17 park institutions.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
With the passage of the study bills, New Yorkers' free access and instruction rights will be centralized and published.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
Thank you for signing our Petition.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
If these study bills pass, the Bronx institutions, will be more attentive to the education and recreation of New Yorkers.
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Jeffrey Khem
3 years ago
Its hard to find postive and impactful educational stimulation
I live jn the bronx only stimuli we have is anxiety
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gloria BROWN
3 years ago
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Jibezzar Jimenez
3 years ago
It’s about time.
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Halli Moskowitz
3 years ago
I love all museums
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
Please urge family and friends to sign the Petition to show support for the sponsors' of the study bills.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
These institutions are subject to existing laws that in effect are not being enforced. Hence, the campaign for a study bill to codify the laws toward having them enforced.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
These institutions were envisioned as a ...park education csmpus...freely accessed.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
Please urge family and friends to sign as well.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
The courts will not give ...standing...to allow litigation. Hence, the campaign for legislative action to enforce existing laws.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
If the study bills are passed, the terms of free admission should be codified and then enforced.
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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago
According to the terms of mid-1800's laws and later.
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This is the only way families and seniors can visit the museums.
Absolutely the resident of the city should be given free admission to theise and other cultural institutions as they help pay for it and serve to.promoye the city as individual ambassadors
Makes sense!
As a taxpayer, I am happy for some of my taxes to go towards something positive, like cultural institutions. However, I *also* think, all NYC taxpayers should therefore have free access.
With the passage of the study bills and the codification and enforcement of controlling laws, you will enjoy free access and instruction to these 17 park institutions.
With the passage of the study bills, New Yorkers' free access and instruction rights will be centralized and published.
Thank you for signing our Petition.
If these study bills pass, the Bronx institutions, will be more attentive to the education and recreation of New Yorkers.
Its hard to find postive and impactful educational stimulation I live jn the bronx only stimuli we have is anxiety
It’s about time.
I love all museums
Please urge family and friends to sign the Petition to show support for the sponsors' of the study bills.
These institutions are subject to existing laws that in effect are not being enforced. Hence, the campaign for a study bill to codify the laws toward having them enforced.
These institutions were envisioned as a ...park education csmpus...freely accessed.
Please urge family and friends to sign as well.
The courts will not give ...standing...to allow litigation. Hence, the campaign for legislative action to enforce existing laws.
If the study bills are passed, the terms of free admission should be codified and then enforced.
According to the terms of mid-1800's laws and later.