Assembly Will Barclay
Small Business Development Centers Provide Solutions in Tough Times
Business development centers help businesses grow in CNY.
Politics
Aubertine
Central and Northern New York to Play Role in State’s Energy Future
This region could be considered at the center of our state’s energy future.
Assembly Will Barclay
Back to School Program Lacks Accountability
New Back to School program raises a red flag.
Assembly Will Barclay
Study Reveals Importance of Quest to Keep and Find Doctors
A report published recently indicates that the growth in demand for physicians will outpace the growth in supply. “New York Physician Supply and Demand Through 2030†published by the New York Center for Health Workforce Studies forecasts a gap of between 2,500 and 17,000 physicians by 2030. Experts estimate the gap will widen if New York-trained physicians leave the state at a higher rate in upcoming years.
Aubertine
Fresh Produce Available Direct from Farmers
This time of year in Central and Northern New York, finding fresh quality produce is as easy as jumping in a car and hitting a country highway, or walking down the street to the local farmer’s market. At these markets and road side stands in Oswego, Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties, you can buy fruits, vegetables, local honey and other products directly from the farmer.
Assembly Will Barclay
Upstate Suffers, Reform Needed
Democrats take money downstate; reforms will keep it here.
Aubertine
Senior Health Fairs in September and October
Why you should join me at the Health Fair Oct. 10 in Oswego.
Assembly Will Barclay
Local Harvest Season is Upon Us
Our farmers’ markets are plentiful with local produce in August.
Aubertine
Summer is a Time for Families, Community
Local summer events bring us together and push away winter memories.
Assembly Will Barclay
State’s Financial Picture Worse than Anticipated
The State Comptroller’s Office recently released its quarterly cash report. The report states that revenues are about $305 million below what economists projected for the April through June 2009 period. The report is significant because it is the first actual look at estimated income tax payments for the year. By that measure, the Comptroller predicts we’ll be in for mid-year budget cuts again this year.