South Seneca election set for September 13
Voters in the South Seneca Central School district will cast ballots September 13 from 1 to 8 PM in Interlaken to fill unexpired terms on the board after resignations. The top vote getter will fill Elmer Porter’s 3 year seat, the second Robert Akins’s 2 year seat, and third Robert Cox’s 1 year seat.
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South Seneca Central
Interlaken
Gerald Kellogg
Stanley VanVleet
Irvin Henry
Gil Hohwald
Charles Wickes
Elmer Porter
Robert Akins
Robert Cox
Lodi
McGin
New Principal Optimistic James McGinnis at South Seneca
In a Monday interview new district principal James McGinnis expressed strong optimism about South Seneca Central School. He praised staff and students, saw the district as sound with a bright future, and said no drastic changes were planned. He and his family have moved to Anne Street, Ovid, to settle in and learn about the district.
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McGinnis
Havencamp
Anne Street
Ovid
South Seneca Central School District
Army Depot marks 31st anniversary in New York area
ROMULUS Seneca Army Depot celebrates 31st anniversary on August 9 under Col Thomas A Mort. The facility traces its origins to 1941 as Seneca Ordnance Depot and became Seneca Army Depot in 1962. It supports ammunition handling, supply distribution, and movement services for multiple services across 12 counties in Central New York with about 840 civilians and 285 military personnel. The depot posted record cost reductions totaling 754200 and secured over 1.2 million dollars for modernization including an anti pollution incinerator.
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Romulus - Seneca Army Depot
Thomas A. Mort
Seneca
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
New York State
AMC
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David Arnold
Gertrude Boardman
T.8.c.b
Home Bureau
Fairgrounds
Jacque Boyd
Ritva Mielty
Marlene Polce
Pinky Golder
Imo Herrick
Ginny Ven Volkinburg
Pat Oliver
Mary K. Reed
Murphy
South Seneca
Nis
Swick
Lind
Arthur Older
Kellogg
Trumansburg
James McGinnis
Army Depot
Cele Thomas A. Mert
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