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Tuesday July 22, 2008
Contractor for Major Clothing Lines to be Cited for Millions of Dollars for Operating an Illegal Sweatshop
State Labor Commissioner M. Patricia Smith will announce findings of extensive labor law violations committed by a garment contractor that produces apparel for several major clothing lines. The company, located in Queens, New York, cheated hundred...
Thruway Authority Announces the Cancellation of the Exit 14 Ramp Closure on I-95 (New England Thruway)
The New York State Thruway Authority announced that the overnight closure of the I-95 southbound Exit 14 ramp to the southbound Hutchinson River Parkway, scheduled for tonight and tomorrow nights, July 22 and 23, has been canceled due to inclement...
Satellite Feed Today At 4 P.M.
The Pa. Satellite News Service will provide a satellite feed of a 2 p.m. announcement:
PA Turnpike Resubmits Tolling Application
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission CEO Joe Brimmeier announced that the Commonwealth's amended Phase1 application seeking authority to toll Interstate 80 was resubmitted to the Harrisburg district office of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) ...
Elevator Industry Recruits Apprentices
The Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee of the Elevator Industry will conduct recruitment July 22 and July 24 for 50 elevator servicer and repairer apprentices, State Labor Commissioner M. Patricia Smith announced today.
Town Hall Meeting on Economic Security Comes to Hudson Valley
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DEC: Additional Discoveries Of Didymo In Famed NYS Fishing Rivers
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today announced the presence of the invasive algae didymo (Didymosphenia geminata) in the West Branch of the Delaware River downstream from the Cannonsville Reservoir, indicating th...
August 6th Program of the Women's City Club: Filming in New York City
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Vicki Johnson Appointed Protestant Campus Minister at SUNY Cortland
Vicki Johnson of Binghamton, N.Y., was appointed SUNY Cortland Protestant campus minister and executive director of the Cortland County Council of Churches on July 1.
United Service Workers Recruit Apprentices
The HVAC Division of United Service Workers, Joint Apprenticeship Committee of Bohemia, Local 355, will conduct apprentice recruitment from July 22 through 31 for two sheet metal workers and two pipefitter apprentices, State Labor Commissioner M....
Don Sawyer III to Direct Multicultural Life at SUNY Cortland
Don Sawyer III of Syracuse, N.Y., who is completing his doctorate in sociology at Syracuse University, joined SUNY Cortland on July 14 in the newly created position of director of multicultural life.
Green Watchdog Applauds NYS Lawmakers for Protecting State’s Natural Resources
Environmental Advocates of New York, the state's government watchdog in Albany, today released the names of members of the New York State Legislature who supported all four of the environmental community's priority "Super Bills." The organization ...
No First-Prize Winners in Monday’s Take Five Drawing
1st prize – Match 5 out of 5 numbers - $0.00 - 0 Winners
Visit the Dentist at Saratoga Racetrack
In an effort to educate the public about oral cancer, members of the Fourth District Dental Society, a component of the New York State Dental Association (NYSDA) serving Northeastern New York, will be conducting free oral cancer screenings at the ...
Treadwell to Hold Ribbon Cutting to Open Campaign Office in Dutchess County
Sandy Treadwell, Republican and Independence Party candidate for the 20th Congressional District, will hold a ribbon cutting and open house at his campaign's new Dutchess County Volunteer Headquarters in Hyde Park on Tuesday, July 22, 2008, from 5...