Byline: Associated Press
ALBANY Single-handedly, Joseph Bruno has reintroduced an almost forgotten element into the Senate, formerly known as the land time forgot:
Punctuality.
After decades in which the carved grandfather's clock in the corner of the Senate chambers was regarded as little more than a handsome ornament, time matters again under the new majority leadership of Bruno.
When Bruno has scheduled his senators to meet at 10 a.m., he has meant 10 a.m. and not, as under his predecessors, 11 a.m. or noon or later. No more do the bells calling the Senate to session ring for hours after the appointed time, echoing incessantly …
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