APW Students Explore Careers At Career Night
Hundreds of students and parents attended the PTSA sponsored Career Exploration Night at Altmar Parish Williamstown Junior Senior High School. More than two dozen tables hosted professionals sharing career opportunities while local colleges and schools provided information. The event featured a SUNY Oswego computer science professor and APW students testing an onscreen hand motion computer program. Meanwhile New York joined four states in suing Orbital Publishing Group Inc for deceptive subscription practices, seeking to stop the schemes and recover consumer funds.
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Altmar-Parish- Williamstown
Suny Oswego
Damian Schofield
APW
Brian Koagel
Kenny Bush
Albany
N.Y
New York
Eric Schneiderman
Oregon
Minnesota
Missouri
Texas
Orbital Publishing Group Inc
Manhattan
Weather and notices from the News of Record
Local brief notes on weather and miscellaneous records appear in the News of Record section. A few lines mention pet listings or associated entries, with unreadable or fragmentary OCR text limiting detail.
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Oswego Dems: Tresidder Weighs Port City Mayor Bid
Oswego lawmakers say Oswego County Legislator Amy Tresidder is considering a mayoral run against Mayor Tom Gillen. Tresidder, in office since 2010, says many Democrats have urged her to think about it and would need a solid plan for the city. Gillen has faced tax hikes and service concerns, with party leaders noting conversations about potential successors for 2015.
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Oswego
Tom Gillen
Oswego County
Amy Tresidder
Tresidder
Port City
Gillen
Democratic Committee
Michael Kunzwiler
Amy
Panelists urge crowd to help fight trafficking in upstate NY
More than 150 people packed a SUNY Oswego conference room Tuesday to hear four experts discuss human trafficking in New York. The session highlighted how to identify and act against trafficking in upstate communities, stressing it can occur in familiar towns and neighborhoods.
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Oswego
Suny Oswego
New York State
New York
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Mark Lincoln
Seth Wallace
Marano
New York Court Rules Leases Expire Despite Fracking Ban
The New York Court of Appeals ruled that hydraulic fracturing bans do not extend lease terms beyond stated expirations. The decision affects energy firms and landowners tied to long term leases from around 2001, with potential impact on how federal appeals courts view extension claims under NY contract law.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Court of Appeals
Thomas West
Inflection Energy
Second Circuit
Peter Bouman
Bouman
David Paterson
Barclay reintroduces bill to curb synthetic drugs sales
Oswego Assemblyman Will Barclay announces reintroduced legislation to expand state powers against illegal synthetic drugs. The proposal tightens penalties and speeds reporting, allows health officials to add chemicals to controlled lists, and enables AG injunctions against retailers mislabeling products. Penalties include up to 10,000 per violation and class B felony for sales to minors.
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Oswego
Will Barclay
R-Pulaski
Barclay
Commissioner of Health
State Attorney General's Office
Attorney General’s Office
Assemblyman Barclay
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