Voting date kept secret sparks local discontent
A letter to the editor complains the voting date was poorly publicized and inconvenient. The writer notes Oswego poll confusion, Minetto residents voting out of town, and widespread opposition to the proposal despite some supporters having higher incomes and homes.
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Oswego
Minetto
Jacobe's Law pushes schools to warn parents of bullying
A New York bill Jacobe’s Law would require schools to notify parents when a child is being bullied. Advocates cite a 2015 bus bullying tragedy in South Glens Falls as proof the Dignity for All Students Act falls short. The Tarases, from Fort Edward, filed a wrongful death suit. audits show many districts misreport or underreport harassment cases. The measure passed the Senate and awaits Assembly action and Cuomo signature.
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Education Department
Senate
James Tedesco
Glenville
Patricia Fahy
Albany
Assembly
Anthony Brindisi
Utica
Jacobo Taras
Richard
Christine
Tarases
Jacobe
Oliver W. Winch
South Glens Falls
Fort Edward
Beatst Jacobe
State Supreme Court
Saratoga County
New York
Jacobes
Andrew Cuomo
Who Colluded If Flynn and Manafort Face No Charges
Byron York examines the Mueller probe and asks who could have colluded if Flynn Manafort Gates and Papadopoulos are not charged. The piece notes indictments target Russians and associates while none allege Flynn Manafort Gates or Papadopoulos participated in a collusion scheme. It discusses potential future charges and the difficulty of proving a Russia Trump collusion without those core figures.
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Russia
Robert Mueller
Donald Trump
Mueller
Senate Intelligence Committee
House Intelligence Committee
Internet Research Agency
Ge Io
George Papadopoulos
Flynn
Manafort
Gates
Papadopoulos
Michael Flynn
Sergey Kislyak
Ukraine
United States
Andrew McCarthy
Sol Wisenberg
Office of
Independent Counsel
Kenneth Starr
McCarthy
Carter Page
Page
FBI
This Day In History Highlights March 22 Events
Notable events on this date include Lyndon B. Johnson naming Westmoreland as Army Chief of Staff in 1968, student protests at University of Nanterre, and the first Red Lobster opening in Lakeland. Also noted are the 1312 dissolution order for the Templar Order and Anne Hutchinson's 1638 expulsion.
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William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
U.S. Army
University of Nanterre
Paris
France
Lakeland
Florida
Order of the Knights Templar
Anne Hutchinson
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Montreal
Ottawa
U.S. Coast Guard
Ithe
Gulf Orien
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Grand Coulee
Washington State
Mike Todd
Elizabeth Taylor
Todd
Grants, New Mexico
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