CCRC Welcomes SUNY Oswego Students Back to Oswego
The Campus City Relations Committee welcomes SUNY Oswego students to the 2017 2018 academic year with welcome signs and events. It sponsors Cruising the City and the Student Involvement Fair on August 30 at the Marano Campus Center. In 2016 more than 4 000 students attended and organizers aim for a larger turnout this year.
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New York Adds 31 Conservation Officers and 9 Forest Rangers
In Pulaski 31 environmental conservation officers and nine forest rangers received diplomas after completing the 21st Basic School for Uniformed Officers. The 28 week academy covered environmental law, conditioning, firearms, wildlife, search and rescue, wildfire suppression and related skills. In 2016 the DEC logged over 26 000Calls and issued 22 000 tickets for deer poaching to illegal mining.
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N.Y
New York
Department of Environmental Conservation
Oswego budget hearing eyes near 3 percent tax hike
Oswego city council holds a public hearing and vote on the 2018 budget in council chambers. The measure reduces the tax increase from 3.6 to about 2.9 percent, targeting a 15.70 per thousand assessed value rate after months of department reviews and council amendments.
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Billy Barlow
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Eric van Buren
Robh Ward
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Ben Kail
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Oswego freshmen boost campus cleanup for Project Serve
SUNY Oswego freshmen participated in Project Serve a campus and Oswego community beautification and cleanup drive. Dozens worked at sites across the campus and city including Sterling Nature Center to groom trails and clear litter along Lake Ontario while others assisted seniors or wrote letters on campus.
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Suny Oswego
Serve
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SUNY
NY scrutinizes non-profit pet rescues after sick puppies
A Cuomo approved law now regulates non profit shelters and rescues like licensed dealers and municipal shelters. It requires registration with the agriculture agency, vaccination records, annual animal transport numbers, and state oversight to curb poor health and misleading branding by some groups.
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Consumer Protection Agency
Kozman
Middletown
Connecticut
Andrew Cuomo
Bill Ketzer
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
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