Fulton acquires 12 more properties in foreclosures
O'Brien says 2014 foreclosures include ten residential properties one vacant lot and one commercial property at 501 505 S Second St. Kenyon and officials argue selling city owned foreclosures will aid homeowners and taxpayers by stabilizing neighborhoods and boosting the tax base. The council plans to use bids and proposals and to inspect properties before deciding on sale or demolition.
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Woodward
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New York Approves 2017 Health Insurance Rate Hikes
The New York Department of Financial Services approves rate increases for 2017 in both individual and small group markets. Fidelis 11.6 percent Excelsus 15.4 percent Aetna 8 percent United HealthCare 5.3 percent Healthnow New York 10.4 percent Metro Plus 18.8 percent. About 600,000 low income Yorkers will not be affected beyond an essential plan with $20 monthly premiums or less through the state exchange.
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Fidelis
Excelsus
Aetna
United HealthCare
Healthnow
New York
Metro- Plus
Health Exchange
Vallo
Exchange
Sheldon Institute marks 38th year of creative learning growth
Kirsten Munger, SUNY Oswego associate dean, explains the Sheldon Institute’s impact as a major sponsor and facilitator. The program draws students year after year for hands on projects, problem solving, and designing things. Families’ support helps sustain the institute and its goal to introduce students to the college experience and lifelong learning. Greg Furlong from Oswego praises the program and its local presence.
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Kirsten Munger
Suny Oswego
School of Education
Sheldon Institute
Munger
Greg Furlong
Oswego
Kerry to visit Turkey amid strained ties over coup fallout
US Secretary of State John Kerry is set to visit Turkey as Ankara lashes Washington over Gulen extradition. Turkey denounces perceived US foot dragging and seeks evidence while Erdogan hosts Nazarbayev to show solidarity. Gulen denies involvement. Turkish crackdown widens with tens of thousands suspended and thousands detained.
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Turkey
Ankara
John Kerry
Washington
United States
Fethullah Gulen
Gulen
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Pennsylvania
Ment
Mevlut Cavusoglu
Anadolu
U.S
Joe Biden
New York
Taha Ozhan
Foreign Affairs Commission
Orhan
FBI
Reid Weingarten
Weingarten
Amnesty International
Istanbul
Gokhan Acikkolu
Nursultan Nazarbayev
Erdogan
FDA approves GMO mosquito test in Florida Keys
The FDA clears a field trial releasing Oxitec engineered non biting male Aedes aegypti near Key West to combat Zika, but no insects will be released immediately. Local votes on the plan are set for November, while Florida reports 16 locally acquired Zika cases and 351 travel-related infections. Oxitec argues its approach offers a chemical free control method while critics cite potential risks.
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Florida
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Center For Veterinary Medicine
Oxitec
Key West
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Environmental Protection Agency
FDA
Florida Keys
Department of Health
Wynwood
Keys
Cayman Islands
Intrexon
Panama
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Hadyn Perry
Parry
CDC
Arts
Latin America
Caribbean
Fulton energy savings project costs rise with upgrades
City officials report the Fulton energy conservation initiative from Honeywell will cost more than planned. Upgrades include a replaced chiller, centralized controls, motion sensor lighting, door replacements, and new electrical boxes for variable frequency drives. LED lighting and time-of-day scheduling aim to save up to 7500 per year, with total city savings projected above 50,000 annually and about 34,000 in rebates from National Grid.
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Chamberlain Dan O’brien
O’brien
Woodward
National Grid
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