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Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 2018

Page

2

Veteran editor Poole leaves The Palladium-Times for Cayuga CC

Oswego editor Andrew Poole departs The Palladium Times after five years, moving to Cayuga Community College to use and grow his writing skills. Randy Pellis to succeed as editor, bringing local newsroom experience and community knowledge to sustain strong Oswego coverage.

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SUNY Oswego professor funded to study diamond transparency

Dr. Lindsay Bell of SUNY Oswego receives a 16650 grant from Wenner Gren Foundation to examine how the diamond supply chain creates or obscures transparency. Bell and assistant Howard Boutelle will become certified gemologists and travel for training, aiming to publish a book outlining industry ethics and value creation from mine to consumer.

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Lawmakers push safer packaging for toxic laundry pods

New York State Senators Brad Hoylman and Aravella Simotas proposed mandatory child resistant packaging, warning labels, and uniform pod colors to curb the Tide Pods challenge and other ingestion risks. The effort follows rising poison control calls and several nationwide deaths linked to ingestion. Procter & Gamble has already redesigned packaging and added bitter taste to deter children, with CEO David Taylor noting online videos are being removed.

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