Bush named to Assembly leadership job
Albany report says Assemblyman Bill Bush of Camillus earned a leadership post as secretary of the Assembly minority conference, a $7,000 role. Hy Miller of Fayetteville missed the leadership opportunity despite seniority after opposing recent pay hikes, fueling disputes within the GOP.
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Hearing Tuesday on base closing in North Syracuse
Residents of the North Syracuse Central School District can speak at a 7 p.m. public hearing at North Syracuse High School auditorium regarding the Hancock Air Force Base closure. District officials warn of 1301 base job losses, 450 to 500 housing vacancies, a $14 million drop in personal income, and potential revenue cuts near $776,000 if aid remains.
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Yule tree growers hold two day seminar
The New York Christmas Tree Growers Association organizes a Back to Basics seminar for members. The event aims to refresh and expand knowledge on tree plantation management during the post holiday season. It runs tomorrow and Saturday in Marshall Hall at the State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry campus.
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Native American Program Meeting North Syracuse Schools
The parent student committee of the North Syracuse Schools Native American Program will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in room 215 at Main Street Elementary School North Syracuse. The public is invited as the group discusses a bilingual education grant, regular business matters, and plans for the second annual Native American Activity Day on January 23.
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