What is the name of the new mayor in Buffalo,New York?
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Byron Brown. He is Buffalo's first African-American mayor.
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Do you want the mayor: Mayor Larry Rich (541) 440-4140 or the city manager: Eric Swanson 541-672-7701?
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For Buffalo, NY, where they were invented.
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Actually buddy...the New York Post reports from the Winter Meetings are that Barry Zito is 99.9% a New York Met.\n\nRead the article I included.
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Rudy Giuliani (ex-mayor of N.Y.) because he did a lot of NY when 9/11 hit and even before that. He could do a lot of positive actions to the U.S. that would be benefitical to all of us living here. \n\nI'm crossing my fingers in hopes that he runs.
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Frank P. Milano, Acting Secretary of State\nState of New York
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She's such a brilliant person.  It would be such a loss for New York!  Excellent Senator!
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at this point, I'm just hoping for someone who can read and write, maybe even speak in public ... that's just taking baby steps up though. Barak Obama (Illinois)
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Bob Menendez (D) - Incumbent\nTom Kean Jr (R)
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O'Malley would remain as mayor if he loses to Gov. Ehrlich on Tuesday. His current mayoral term ends in a little more than a year.\nIf he wins, he must resign as mayor, of course. \nThe city charter specifies that the vacancy would be filled by the City Council president, so Sheila Dixon would become Mayor. The vacant council presidency would be filled by a vote of the City Council.\nThis last happened when Mayor Schaefer was elected Governor in 1986. Council prez Clarence "Du" Burns became mayor.
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Mayor Gavin Newsom\n\nCity Hall, Room 200\n1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place\nSan Francisco, CA 94102\n\nTelephone: (415) 554-6141\nFax: (415) 554-6160\nEmail: gavin.newsom@sfgov.org
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He was Buffalo's first African American architect and a founding member of the Buffalo chapter of the NAACP.  \n\nThese websites give you a little more information.
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perhaps contact a directory of Harlemn, New York.  His office is in a office building there and he also has a presidential library in Arkansas,  I'm not sure but it might be in Little Rock
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I think that the mayor of Detroit is not an effective leader. Since he has been in office, Detroit gets more corrupt, more people leave the city, and what is worse is that the day before he got reelected, he was not expected to get re-elected on Election Day last year. I hope that whoever competes against Kilpatrick in 2009, the other candidate defeats Kilpatrick because as a former Detroiter who lived in the suburbs, I never approved of Kilpatrick because I feel that he doesn’t care about the residents in which he represents.
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Giuliani did wonders as mayor of NYC.  He cleared out the mob before becoming mayor (he did so by conceiving RICO laws)--and reduced the crime rate in NYC significantly.  NYC was once a very dangerous & dirty city--and now it is remarkably clean and one of the safest cities in the nation.  Prior to Guiliani, NYC was depopulating. . .it now has more that 8.2 million people--(people who really love living there).  I can never forget his excellent leadership on 9/11.  I certainly felt more safe with him then from the anemic & disorganized federal response.  For those who comment that Giuliani would upset the conservative base of the Republican party. . .that's not such a bad idea.  The party is much bigger than it's vocal far right--and I'm confident that it is rather sick of being hijacked to the extreme.  Giuliani would be effective in doing great things for the country--and in bring the party back from the extreme edge.
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I would go with Ryan Miller.  Buffalo is on a tear right now getting ready for the playoffs.  He just had a shutout the other night and the team is playing well right now.
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NFL no to close to Buffalo\nMLB no too many in NYC\nNBA no too many in NYC\nNHL maybe. It's close to Canada