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This guy Pat Foye ran Economic Development for NYC (Alex's former boss).
Could be an addition to Working Capital and be very accretive - he know's
the space very well.

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Neil Callahan
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-----Original Message-----
From: acstanton@yahoo.com [mailto:acstanton@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2011 5:10 PM
To: Marc LoPriesti; Neil Callahan
Subject: Fw: Statement

Wow.
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-----Original Message-----
From: pjpfoye@aol.com
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2011 22:05:32
To: Pat Foye<pjpfoye@aol.com>
Reply-To: pjpfoye@aol.com
Subject: Statement

Statement by Patrick Foye
Nassau Deputy County Executive
January 31, 2011

"I have the highest regard for Ed Mangano, who inherited a fiscal mess. In
the turmoil of recent weeks, his major accomplishments since taking office
have been overlooked, though much remains to be done and the challenges
facing the County are immense.

The advice he has received to sue the State--the same State to which the
County now looks for legislative and other support--and for others to smear
duly appointed members of a State board created to help elected County
officials fix Nassau is irresponsible and wrong.

Suit against the State will be costly, very likely will fail and, most
importantly, win or lose, will add nothing to a long-term solution of the
County's many woes. The smears are false and reprehensible.

Such advice will only end up hurting the County Ed Mangano loves and was
elected to lead.

As a result, I have tendered my resignation. I have told the County
Executive I will be available to transition matters properly. I wish Ed, his
dynamic wife, Linda, and their sons, Alex and Sal, only the best. I wish the
same for the burdened taxpayers and businesses of our County."


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