'Don’t tell me about no separation of church and state,' NYC Mayor Eric Adams said today at an interfaith breakfast, where he discussed the role that people who are part of religious communities could play in reducing societal ills.
seemed to regret the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that banned school-sponsored prayer in 1962.Adams said to applause from hundreds of religious leaders gathered at an annual event in Manhattan.
He was raised in the Church of God in Christ, but now mostly attends non denominational services, according to his spokesperson. He also collects Buddhist statues andLater in his remarks, Adams deployed a yellow kitchen sponge"You will never be who you ought to be if you carry around a saturated sponge of despair. You got to wring it out," he said.
The Senate bills, if also approved in the Assembly and signed by Hochul, would establish the Office of Urban Agriculture, expand the definition of land use in agricultural production and establish a farming hotline to help connect farmers to state resources. It would also create procurement goals so more state-made products are purchased by state agencies, expand regional farmers’ markets and establish a carbon farming tax credit.
“Failure to provide babies and toddlers with early intervention services misses a critical window of opportunity and increases the risk of significant developmental and learning delays,” DiNapoli said in a statement.
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