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State of the City Speech Set in New Rochelle

Mayor Noam Bramson will deliver the annual address.

The annual State of the City address has been scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 28.

Mayor Noam Bramson will be giving the address, which is being hosted by the Chamber of Commerce of New Rochelle.

The event will be held at the Davenport Club, 400 Davenport Rd. in New Rochelle.

Sponsored by Webster Bank, the evening will begin with cocktails at 6 p.m., with dinner at 7 p.m. The mayor's address will begin around 7:30 p.m.

Individual admission can be purchased in advance for $35 and $40 at the door.

At last year's event, Bramson said the worst of the recession "is behind us, finally giving way to a season of fresh promise."

He said he believed New Rochelle managed the recession's impacts better, or at least as well as, other comparable communities.

"I am proud of all that our public workforce, from our managers to our employees in the field, has done to squeeze savings out of every department and accomplish more with less," Bramson said.

Apply online for tickets at www.newrochellechamber.org or send checks to Chamber of Commerce of New Rochelle, P.O. Box 140, New Rochelle NY 10801.

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