Now, more than ever, we need to apply pressure on the Governor’s office to rethink his strategy for dealing with nuclear power, as well as other forms of renewable energy – particularly in this region of New York State.
At a recent roundtable meeting with Congressman John Katko I asked him why the Inland Port proposed by the Port Authority of Oswego was going to Onondaga County. Congressman Katko gave a very political answer. It’s regional economic development we need. I agree to a point.
As this year’s Stone Soup intern for United Way, I would like to extend a personal thank you to all volunteers, sponsors and attendees who offered their support to the Annual Stone Soup Luncheon hosted by St. Joseph’s Parish in Oswego.
Politicians are led by polls and this is the case with Energy Reform in New York State. In a poll conducted by Clarity Campaign Labs, 77% of New York voters think the government should do more to support renewable energy and 10% of are already using renewable energy in their private lives with 60% wanting to in the future.
As the debate around the Common Core Standards continues, I spend much of my time talking about the standards and asking questions to try to gain a better understanding of what people oppose within the standards. While there have been tweaks in some states, the Common Core Standards are currently intact and being implemented in more than 40 states.
Entergy Corporation’s decision to discontinue electricity production at the FitzPatrick facility requires the company to transition it to a nuclear waste facility, hopefully different than the West Valley contaminated site.
I want to thank Oswego County Today for your quality coverage of the recent elections. Your articles were thorough, well written, and unbiased.
I would like to thank everyone that showed their support for me by going out to vote on Tuesday and sending me back to the Oswego County Legislature. I was very glad that the voters could see through the mudslinging of my opponent and saw that facts outweigh half-truths.
Congratulations to all the athletes who make the commitment and dedication to their favorite sports, and to the supportive parents who make sure to remember their uniforms, accessories, equipment and all those times traveling to away games.
As a resident of the town of Hannibal for six years, I have learned a great deal about what I want for the town. A town council with the taxpayer as first priority is my number one priority. As a council member, when voting on town issues, I will first consider the impact it will have on the taxpayer.
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