Hearings postponed in Pennellville marijuana and assault case
James Rogers of Pennellville faced six felony indictments after allegedly possessing 30 pounds of marijuana during a mid November raid and later allegedly assaulting officers with a hatchet. His hearings were postponed following his attorney’s heart attack and due to scheduling conflicts with Judge Hafner while seeking suppression of statements and evidence.
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Fense
Kristin Mendozza
Oswego
Oakes
Walter Hafner
James Hopkins
Rogers
Mendozza
Hopkins
Nottingham Runne
Uary
Pennellville
Schroeppel
Hafner
SUNY Oswego joins $15M push for environmental health institute
Four central New York SUNY institutions fund an Institute of Environmental Health and Environmental Medicine with $15 million from the NYSUNY 2020 Challenge Grant. SUNY Oswego contributes the Center for Innovation in Wireless Technology to be based in Syracuse, linking environment, medicine, engineering, and entrepreneurship with regional partners and industry collaborators.
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Oswego
New York
Institute of Environmental Health and Environmental Medicine
Center For
Syracuse
Cuomo
State University of New York
SUNY
Gov
Stanley
Wireless Technology
Center For Innovation In
Wireless Solutions Lab
Shineman Center For Science, Engineering
Lorrie Clemo
Institute For Environmental Health and Environmental Medicine
Suny Institute of Environmental Health
Environmental Medicine
Institute
Center For Innovation
Stephen F. Meyer
Welch Allyn
Suny Oswego
United States
Jessica Crawford
MedTech
Oswego SUNY Works On Environmental Health Institute Center
Oswego State University aims to establish the Institute of Environmental Health and Environmental Medicine in central New York. The project pairs with the Five-Year REDC plan, promising 400 construction jobs 651 permanent wireless tech positions and expanded enrollment. It seeks 20 patents and 22 new startups in five years and centers on cross-industry collaboration and external investment.
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Central New York Regional Economic Development Council
Seneca leaders and New York reach gambling accord
Officials say a long running stalemate over casino gambling ends with an agreement between the Seneca Nation and New York. Cuomo plans western New York events to announce terms including revenue sharing and exclusivity details for Turning Stone and other venues amid broader casino expansion plans.
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Buffalo
Seneca Nation of Indians
Andrew Cuomo
Albany
Cuomo
New York
Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Salamanca
New York City
Barry Snyder Sr
State Court of Appeals
Judith Kaye
St. Regis
Central
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Environmental Health Institute
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Central New York Biotechnology
University Hill
Oswego State University OF New York
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