Dairymen to receive full milk checks amid injunction
Area dairy farmers across the region and likely nationwide will get full checks this month for December milk production due to a federal injunction in South Carolina blocking the 50 cent deduction. Syracuse cooperatives Eastern Milk Producers Northeast Dairy Cooperatives Federation and Dairy the restraining order delays enforcement.
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John R. Black
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United States
Syracuse
Eastern Milk Producers
Northeast Dairy Coteratives Federation
Dairy
Dairylea
Eastern
NEDCO
Wortley to introduce bill to repeal milk assessment
Rep. George Wortley announces plan to repeal the 50 cents per hundredweight milk assessment on dairy farmers. He schedules a 2 p.m. press conference at Hotel Syracuse to push legislation amid dairy sector concerns in New York, a major dairy state.
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George Wortley
Syracuse
New York
Wortley
John Block
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Congress
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Washington
Steve Riford
Auburn
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PSC approves lowest rate hike for NYSEG in two decades
The New York State Public Service Commission approved NYSEG rate increases of 4.4 percent for electricity and 4 percent for natural gas marking the smallest rise in a major NYSEG rate case since the 1960s. Residential bills expected to rise about $2 monthly to around $42, with details on customer class allocations to come. The PSC rejected NYSEG’s higher plans for construction costs and dividends and disallowed recoveries for two aborted nuclear plants.
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Francis Rivett
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Somerset
New Haven-Stuyvesant
Oswego County
Jamesport
Long Island
City Court housing bill aims to match Supreme Court powers
A Syracuse bill would empower City Court to handle housing code cases as civil matters with remedies similar to the Buffalo housing court. It would allow contempt citations and receivers to collect rents and oversee repairs, expanding beyond current fines and voluntary payments. Legal Services backs broader remedies to speed up solutions and preserve housing for low income residents.
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Anthony Gigliotti
Legal Services of
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Syracuse
City Court
State Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Legal Services
Syracuse Board Approves School Programs and Bargains
The Syracuse Board of Education unanimously approved revisions to the elementary math curriculum, a new collective bargaining agreement with health and social services employees, and an employee assistance program. A resolution honors former board president Anthony F. Bucci, who resigned last month, with his seat still vacant and the mayor yet to appoint a successor for the remainder of the term ending this year.
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Syracuse chapter meeting and unemployment conference planned
The Syracuse Chapter of the Professional Secretaries International meets Tuesday January 18 at Tom's Clam Cove with dinner at 6 30 p m Lewis Fineberg will discuss new DWI laws Laura Marnell can provide membership info A breakfast later at the Hotel Syracuse with Onondaga Community College representatives forms an advisory group for a March 12 OCC conference titled Where Do We Go From Here The event will cover job training financial planning time management and social services topics.
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Tom's Clam Cove
Lewis Fineberg
Laura Marnell
Onondaga Community College
OCC
Perspectives on Latin American Women film series at OCC
Onondaga Community College sponsors a February to March film series titled Perspectives on Latin American Women. Hosted by Women’s Studies in cooperation with Modern Languages and Social Sciences, screenings start at 11 a.m. in Room A392. After each film, Spanish professor Dorothy Harth leads a discussion. the event is free and open to the public.
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Casual Estates statements clarified over eviction threats
The Herald Journal clarifies misattributed remarks by two lawyers in a dispute at Casual Estates Mobile Home Park Clay. The Casual Estates owners attorney for Community Technology Inc denies tenants association charge that 80 residents faced eviction if lease not signed by January 31.
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Community Technology Inc
Corrections Herald Journal clarifies local media founders
Corrections note Walter Shepperd is founder and supervisor of the Media Unit and director of Eastwood Homes Teen Center. Butch Charles is executive producer of Heading East. Also corrected are auto show dates for Willie Randolph’s visit and the Onondaga County War Memorial location. CTI lease talks cover end leases and signs, with caps on number of residents and parking, per Capriles and Curtin.
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Walter Shepperd
Eastwood Homes
Butch Charles
New York
Willie Randolph
Ononpane County War Memorial
Onondaga County War Memorial
Paul Curtin
CTI
Tenants Association
Robert Capriles
The
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