Veterans law clinic aids discharges and VA appeals
A Syracuse University College of Law veterans clinic has taken on 64 active cases and 84 awaiting records, handling appeals of denials and less than honorable discharges for upstate veterans. Founded by two graduates now in the military, the clinic reports broad impact, with 10 students currently handling four cases each and more than 350 veterans contacting the program for help.
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Albany
N.Y
Syracuse University College of Law
Veterans Administration and Service Branches
Yelena Duterte
Upstate
New York
Duterte
Law Schools
U.S
Yale
Connecticut
Baylor
Texas
State University of New York At Buffalo
Syracuse
Law School
Joey
Cathy Schillaci
Rome
Joseph Schillaci
Syracuse Law
Charles DiNunzio
Department of Veterans Affairs
DiNunzio
Ans
Navy
Veterans Legal Clinic
Tom Caruso
Josh Keefe
U.S. Navy
Marine Corps
University
Ellen Mbuge
Mbuge
Keuka College to Offer RN to BSN at CCC Fulton Campus
Keuka College will launch its RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at Cayuga Community College Fulton campus through the ASAP pathway. The cohort starts February 2016 with a 13 course, 34 credit program meeting weekly and online, targeting working nurses seeking a bachelor’s degree and graduate program eligibility.
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Keuka College
CCC
Fulton
Keuka Park
Cayuga Community College
Janet Nelson
Cayuga
Auburn
Nelson
Linda Alfieri
Cayuga RN
Oswego County
EPA OKs GE Dismantling Hudson PCB Cleanup Facility
EPA approves General Electric dismantling of the dewatering plant as six years of Hudson River PCB dredging nears completion. GE may use a temporary facility if more dredging is needed, though trustees seek a pause to assess progress. GE says the cleanup is finished and no further dredging is required.
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EPA
Hudson
Albany
N.Y
General Electric
Hudson River
Environmental Protection Agency
Fairfield
Connecticut
Hudson River Natural Resource Trustees
Reburial planned for 18th century slaves remains in Albany
The skeletal remains of more than a dozen 18th century African American slaves will be reburied in New York. 14 wooden containers will be crafted by artists to hold the remains. The artifacts will lie in state at Schuyler Mansion on June 17 and be reburied June 18 in a Menands cemetery after removal from storage at the State Museum.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
The
Times Union of
Schuyler Mansion
Menands
Hudson River
Schuyler
State Museum
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