Deacon Seeks Fresh Leadership for 24th District Bid
Syracuse candidate Deacon pitches a reform agenda to central New York voters focusing on infrastructure upgrades roads rail and bridges funded projects with FEMA and the Army Corps of Engineers. She cites a TIGER grant push for Oswego port and stresses paid family leave campaign finance reform and energy job growth.
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Katko Builds On First Term In Congress Focused On Oswego
U S Representative John Katko credits a busy first term with boosting Oswego County growth. He cites support for an industrial R D tax credit, harbor dredging and Fort Ontario park study, and notes his role saving the FitzPatrick plant. He argues for reduced regulation and stronger national security leadership.
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NRC seeks staffing details for FitzPatrick transfer in 2017
NRC requests staffing data as part of the FitzPatrick transfer process amid regulatory approvals. Entergy says positions are being filled to replace departing workers and will respond within 30 days. The review timeline remains six months to a year and does not hinge on staffing, with Exelon keeping about 600 employees at FitzPatrick.
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State police crack down on Halloween DWI and safety violations
State troopers said 11 497 tickets were issued over the Halloween weekend including 4 300 for speeding 322 for distracted driving 333 for child restraint violations and 176 for failing to move over Drivers were urged to avoid drunk or impaired driving as 1 111 crashes were investigated up from 736 last year Three people died and more than 220 were injured in crashes during the period Central New York saw 1 270 tickets and the highest distracted driving count at 57.
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