CiTi student recognized for outstanding customer service
Beverly Cassese a Central Square student from the Center for Instruction Technology and Innovation was recognized by Price Chopper Supermarkets for her service. She works a work study placement at West First Street Fulton performing tasks from bagging to restocking and cashier area duties while contributing nearly one and a half years across three sessions.
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Beverly Cassese
Central Square
Center For Instruction, Technology & Innovation
Price Chopper Supermarkets
Cassese
West First Street
Fulton
Invasive Species Symposium Planned for June 10 at Selkirk Shores
June 10 event by SLELO PRISM and partners will address regional invasive species threats and restoration. Co sponsored by Douglaston Salmon Run and Nature Conservancy NY Chapter, Central and Western New York. Held at Selkirk Shores State Park with no charge but pre registration required. Contact Rob Williams by email or phone to register. seating is limited.
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Pulaski
St. Lawrence
Rob Williams
rwilliams@inc.org
Cuomo and unions slam de Blasio development tax break plan
Gov Andrew Cuomo and organized labor attack Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to extend the development tax break that saved NYC developers over 1 billion last year. They argue the extension with affordable unit quotas yields only marginal gains and press for prevailing wages in projects receiving the incentive.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Andrew Cuomo
Organized Labor
Bill de Blasio
New York City
de Blasio
Afl-Cio
Building Trade Unions
Oswego County Budget Fix Aims For $50,000 One-Stop Match
Oswego County lawmakers backed a resolution to match up to $50,000 in private donations to the One-Stop Center with county funds to cover a projected $100,000 deficit. The plan requires private industry donations of $50,000 and uses unappropriated funds to patch the shortfall for the next budget cycle. Legislator Shawn Doyle praised the measure as strategic foresight for sustaining job training and placement programs.
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Oswego
Oswego County Human Services Committee
Jeff Grimshaw
Workforce Board of
Oswego County
Shawn Doyle
R-Pulaski
Pataki enters 2016 presidential race in New Hampshire
Former New York Governor Pataki announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Exeter New Hampshire. He frames his bid as unifying amid a divided nation, calling for less government intrusion and freedom preservation before about 150 supporters.
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Pataki
Exeter
N.H
George Pataki
New York
Rudy Giuliani
New York City
George W. Bush
Ment
United States
Town Hall
Strong showing in National Bee for DeLapp
Sydney DeLapp, 11, student at Kingsford Park Elementary, traveled to Washington, D.C. to compete in the 88th Scripps National Spelling Bee. She passed the first round exam and spelled cruller in round two, but failed on ridicaulous in round three, a leafless stem term. She was among 285 contestants in the national event.
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Washington, D.C
Sydney DeLapp
Kingsford Park
America
Sydney
Veterans share experiences with Fulton students
Veteran George Reed described basic tasks like driving as challenging after returning from Iraq. He spoke at G. Ray Bodley High School during Take a Vet to School Day, hosted by Congressman John Katko, with Chari Mayer and Amanda Rawson answering students questions on PTSD, women in the military, and reintegration. Katko praised veterans for keeping the country safe and encouraged student engagement.
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Fulton
George Reed
Iraq
Reed
G. Ray Bodley High School
History Channel
Time Warner Cable
John Katko
Syracuse
Katko
Chari Mayer
Amanda Rawson
Ben Kail
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