Port selects executive-search firm for director hunt
The Port authorities narrowed candidates to CR. Fletcher and a Tallahassee based national firm. Carol Fletcher would lead the search bringing five or six candidates for review. They seek an experienced port executive with finance and sales know how and plan a four month hiring window with ongoing search through November.
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Carpenter sentenced on drug charge amid prior offenses
Carpenter received a tougher penalty as a second felony offender after a 2001 third degree burglary conviction and parole violations. Prosecutors noted Oct arrest history, while Hafner pressed remorse and pointed to repeated encounters with law enforcement. In a separate case, Erica Pinzer was sentenced to 1 ½ years in prison for third degree unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine after police found her cooking meth at 50 Harry Bryant Road in Amboy on Oct 9 with Derrick Smith.
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Gettysburg monument honors Oswego soldiers
The article recalls the 147th New York Infantry at Gettysburg on July 1 1863. It notes Lt Col Francis Miller was wounded, Hall’s Battery endured, and the monument on Reynolds Avenue marks 10 a.m. actions. DeMass plans a wreath ceremony July 1 at 11 a.m. with fellow Oswego veterans and locals.
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Chambersburg Pike
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de Mass
Oswego
DeMass
National Parks Service
Walker/Spencer
Port reports net gain after adding back depreciation and OPEB
Audit shows a 4 million revenue hike before OPEB and depreciation are included, yielding a net gain of over 600000. The port faced 460000 higher accounts receivable and cash flow issues, prompting the board to seek billing department help.
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Bush
Patka
Snowden’s Father Says Son May Return if Conditions Met
Lonnie Snowden told NBC that Edward Snowden could voluntarily return to the United States if the Justice Department promises no pretrial detention or gag order. He argues his son has betrayed the government but not the U.S. people and worries about those around him while questioning WikiLeaks motives. US officials say outreach to Russia Ecuador and other potential refuges continues.
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NBC
Today
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United States
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WikiLeaks
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