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Telergy’s Rise and Fall Prompts Crisis Management in C NY
TelERGY, once a celebrated Central New York success, ousted senior officers as crisis manager James Harris takes over. The upheaval follows mass layoffs, huge write-offs, and looming asset sales as lenders fund a restructuring to save the 6-year-old firm. Community and investor stake remains high amid uncertain long term prospects.
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Telergy
New York
Brian
Kevin
Wil Jiu Kelly
Wunderkind
Brian Kelly
Williaam Kelly
J. Patrick Barrett
James Harris
Seneca Financial Group Inc
Connecticut
Harris
Hi Telergy
Niagara Mohawk
Teleworthless
The
Wall Shreet Investment Company
New England
Nebscom
Neescom
Kelly Brothers
New
Go Orange Signaling SU Football Opener at Giants Stadium
Central New York summer wanes as Syracuse University football opens its season with a kickoff classic at Giants Stadium East Rutherford New Jersey facing Georgia Tech. Despite a tough schedule including Tennessee Miami and Virginia Tech fans are urged to enjoy game day and support the Orange through the season.
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Mugabe racism lesson colors Durban world conference
Jim Hoagland argues the Durban conference against racism tests South Africa’s post apartheid progress. He cites Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe as a cautionary example of how racism can be exploited for power, warnings that regional stability and Africa’s credibility hinge on facing abuses in Zimbabwe.
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Thabo Mbeki
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Mississippi
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Jim Hoagland
Washington
Voices on Condit silence and broader news angles
Thomas Doherty argues the real misconduct is Congress peers shielding Condit from discipline. He cites lack of strong criticism from Hasert Armey and Gephardt, urging voters in Condit's district to judge him in Modesto. The piece also contrasts muted coverage of atmospheric cooling with urban biased temperature trends and notes youth health gains.
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Richard A. Gephardt
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Thomas Doherty
Brandeis University
Parental Involvement Should Not Be Car Prizes
Saundra Smokes argues that luring parents to schools with a car giveaway is misguided. She recommends concrete strategies to boost engagement, including welcoming atmospheres, flexible schedules, childcare, transportation solutions, and partnerships with community groups to involve parents meaningfully in education.
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