Cheers To 40 Years Wine and Beer Tasting in Oswego
The St Luke Family of Caring hosts a Cheers To 40 Years wine and beer tasting on Oct 23 in Oswego to celebrate four decades serving the community. The event features local wineries and distilleries with food pairings and seasonal beers, with proceeds supporting resident programs across St Luke Health Services Bishop's Commons St Francis Commons and Michaud Residential Health Services. Tickets available at local sites online at stlukehs.com or ticketleap.com. For more info call 342 3166. NY launches emergency management software NY Responds to unify disaster response across counties with a 1.5 million funding package and new weather sensors for improved readiness.
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Cheryl Cullinan
Colloca Estate Winery
Chris Colloca
Stacia Steinbach
St. Luke’s
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Eagle Beverage
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Oswego
St. Luke Health Services
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Fulton
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N.Y
New York
Committee OKs 350K for CDO personnel
Oswego and the Community Development Office seek 350000 to cover payroll for the current fiscal year after two years without general fund allocation. Director Justin Rudgick cites mismanagement by former director Mary Vanouse and a near 300000 payroll shortfall, plus 124000 extra due to earlier program income.
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Port City
Community Development Office
Rudgick
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Council
Eric van Buren
Ruth Ward
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van Buren
New Hudson tunnel not a quick fix for commuters
Newark officials and Amtrak warn the Hudson River tunnel will improve reliability but not double trains. The 105 year old tunnel will close for at least two years for repairs once the new tunnel opens. Two new tracks must be added between Newark and Secaucus and Penn Station must expand to handle rising riders.
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Oswego mayoral bid refunds four excessive donations
Oswego Councilor Billy Barlow's campaign refunded nearly $10,000 in four donations exceeding the city limit of 1,000 after a New York State Board of Elections review. The contributions, including amounts of 5,000 two times 2,000 and 1,500, were deemed excessive. Barlow said the refunds were made immediately once notified. Amy Tresidder criticized the episode as indicating ignorance or disregard, while Barlow defended his campaign and rejected attacks.
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New York State Board of Elections
Barlow
Board of Elections
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D-Oswego
Tresidder
New York fast food wage hike faces objections
New York fast food franchise owners filed objections with the labor commissioner to a proposed $15 minimum wage, phased in over six years starting year end. The move, backed by Governor Cuomo, could prompt court challenges by the National Restaurant Association and Business Council of New York State as about 200,000 workers would be affected.
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Cuomo
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