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Archive for January, 2011

Owens’ staff to hold “Mobile Office Hours” next week

Congressman Owens News Release Rep. Owens continues program to make office more accessible in sprawling district WHAT: Members of Congressman Bill Owens’ staff will hold meetings with Upstate New Yorkers in an ongoing effort to increase constituent outreach. Four meetings will be held next week in Oswego and Franklin counties, with multiple more events planned […]

Cuomo would tie school funds to performance

LoHud.com reports

Law enforcement agencies offer gun locks free of charge

The Post Star reports

Surveillance camera at youth center causes furor in Wilmington

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Big Tupper will open Saturday

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Remote-control warplanes to train over Adirondacks

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Postal rates going up, but not for most letters

The Post Standard reports

Three Fort Drum soldiers killed by IED Wednesday in Afghanistan

The Post Standard reports

Leroy Douglas seeks charges against DEC spokesman

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Syracuse school board votes to put boys and girls in separate classes at a public middle school

The Post Standard reports

Auditing official competence

A column in the Watertown Daily Times

Future of Northern New York dairy plant looks bleak

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Betty Little interviewed on several issues of vital importance to this area including prisons

North Country Public Radio reports

Higher math standard planned for NY kindergartens

The Post Standard reports

Common road salt is toxic to the Adirondacks and Lake Champlain

The adirondack almanac reports

Little named to key Senate committee

The Press Republican reports

Election costs highlight Town Board’s first 2011 meeting

By John T. Ryan and Donald McBrayer The Peru Town Board conducted its first business meeting of 2011 on Monday, January 10th. Actions/reports included the following: Received reports from all departments/officers including Dog Control. Conducted a moment of silence in honor of the victims in the Tucson, Arizona shootings. Supervisor Peter Glushko said the Town […]

Salaries set and appointments made

By John T. Ryan The Peru Town Board conducted its 2011 Organizational Meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, January 10, 2010. Actions included the following: Approved a resolution setting 2011 salaries for elected positions: $6,298.50 council members, Supervisor $22,179, Town Clerk-Tax Collector $21,969, Town Justice $16,614.50, Highway Superintendent $50,638. Approved a resolution setting salaries/wage rates […]

Fire destroys Peru home

The Press Republican reports

NY Times wants as many as ten state prisons to close

North Country Public Radio reports

Fire tears through historic building in Elizabethtown

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports The Press Republican reports

Is TV cheap prison guard? As cuts loom, Senator Betty Little questions use of cable as inmate babysitters

The Times Union reports

Cuomo sending mixed signals – Will he revive the old three-man rule?

A Daily News Opinion

Payday with a new boss – What do Cuomo’s aids make?

The Times Union reports

One North Country school district is booming

North Country Public Radio reports