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For many years upstate New York has been suffering from perpetual decline in it’s economic development. Businesses are leaving, people are getting poorer, and it looks like nobody can find the right solution to reverse […]
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Senate Passes Aubertine Legislation to Cut Costs for Municipalities and Help Reduce Property Taxes
The New York State Senate today passed by unanimous vote legislation (S.5426) sponsored by Sen. Darrel J. Aubertine intended to empower county, city, town and village highway superintendents to better share services across municipal lines to save money.
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Analysis Reveals Governor’s Budget to Cost Family of Four $1,812 More Annually
Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,Iâ€â€Pulaski) today said if the Governor’s proposed budget passes, with the nearly $1 billion new taxes and fees, it will cost the average family of four an additional $1,812 just to live in New York.
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Oswego Public Library and Interact team up for Warm Up Oswego
Once again the Oswego Public Library will be participating in Warm Up Oswego with a used book sale. This year the sale will be run by the Oswego High School Interact Club.
Sports
OHS Sports Roundup: Oswego Swimmer Sinks More Records
Record-setting performances have become the norm for Oswego swimmer Drake Becksted, while the girls’ varsity basketball team continues its winning ways. The wrestlers have had several outstanding individual efforts and the jayvee and eighth grade girls’ basketball teams have been successful.
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Catholic Charities Offers Workshop For Parents Of Young Children
The Parent Education Program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County will offer a workshop series that will prove to be very beneficial to parents of children ages 1 through 4.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Justice Projects
Students in the Criminal Justice class, such as Jessica Palmitesso, above, presented the results of their studies recently. Read all about it in today’s RND. Also, seniors make their Senior Trip plans, commentaries on soda drinking and passing school buses, and in sports, an upset dashes the girls volleyball team’s hopes of a league title. (Photo by Sarese Gibson/RaiderNet Daily)
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Rotarians Learn About Home Aides
Fulton Daily News
‘Tea Party’ Republican To Run For Governor
Albany-area lawyer Warren Redlich will run for Governor of New York this year, seeking both the Libertarian and Republican endorsements.
Redlich becomes the first challenger to Rick Lazio, the Long Island Republican who is gathering support for his party’s nomination.
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