Lifelong Queens resident and former state Senator George Onorato, who served the 12th Senate District in western Queens for over two decades, died on Saturday. He was 86.
Onorato began serving the district, which encompasses Astoria, Long Island City, Sunnyside and parts of Woodside and Maspeth, in 1983 until he announced his retirement in 2010. He was succeeded by state Senator Michael Gianaris, who currently holds the position.
9 comments:
So the bricklayer lays his career to rest. Retire in peace. Your constituency. Will benefit from it.
Quick, get me this guys home address so I can beat the kids and grandkids to his backyard buried coffee cans!!!!
Nothing will change because he did the bare minimum for constituents when he was still breathing.
George the Bricklayer. Mystery Man Gianaris. Is there a curse on that section of Queens?
I never heard of him.
He was pushed out of office because he voted against gay marriage.
Give him credit,never cought steeling
Now that's one smart crooked politician.
What about the Stavisky dynasty? They have been stealing for years and have yet to be caught at it. That is the smartest bunch of crooks in the borough.
Go after the Vallones - Junior is starting to run for city council again and 8 more years of that little p*k will destroy what daddy and George the Bricklayer did not have a chance to get to!
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