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Owens Co-Sponsoring Canadian Tourism Legislation

Legislation would give Canadian retirees more time to visit, spend money in U.S.  WASHINGTON—Today, Representative Bill Owens announced he will co-sponsor H.R. 3768, the Promoting Tourism to Enhance Our Economy Act. If passed, the legislation would increase the number of days retired Canadians could spend in the United States each year. “Canadian tourists and part-time […]

House Passes Five-Year, Bipartisan Farm Bill with Owens’ Support

From the Office of Congressman Bill Owens Three Rep. Owens-authored provisions included in final bill  WASHINGTON—Today, Representative Bill Owens voted for the Agricultural Act of 2014, commonly known as the Farm Bill, which passed the House by a vote of 251-166. “Passage of the Farm Bill provides farmers the long-overdue certainty they deserve and contributes significantly […]

Dog Control and Sidewalk Maintenance Highlight Town Board Meeting

By John T. Ryan Dog Control was the primary subject at the Monday, January 27, 2014 Peru Town Board meeting. The Board passed a revised Dog Control Law. Town Attorney Donald Biggs said the new law incorporates changes in New York State’s Agricultural and Markets regulations and a few other minor items into Local Law […]

Planning Board Feb. 12th Agenda Features Lot Merges

Planning Board Agenda Feb. 12, 2014

DiNapoli: DOT Efforts to Police Trucking Companies Falling Short

DiNapoli: DOT Efforts to Police Trucking Companies Falling Short, 01/22/14.

Miner Institute gets grant to study drainage; The project will quantify the tradeoff between surface runoff and tile-drainage runoff in the two cornfields managed as either freely drained or control drained.

Miner Institute gets grant to study drainage » Local News » Press-Republican.

Apartment building in Port Kent burns » Breaking News » Press-Republican

Apartment building in Port Kent burns » Breaking News » Press-Republican.

How the North Country fares in the NYS budget « The In Box

How the North Country fares in the NYS budget « The In Box.

Climate Change Impact on Agenda for 2014 North Country Crop Congresses in Chazy, Canton

Chazy, NY; Canton, NY – The impact of climate change on Northern New York agriculture is on the agenda of the 2014 North Country Crop Congresses: Tuesday, February 18 at W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute, Chazy, NY, and Wednesday, February 19, 9am-3pm, at the Best Western University Inn in Canton, NY. Dr. Allison Chatrchyan, the […]

Breaking down Cuomo’s budget plan – Times Union

Breaking down Cuomo’s budget plan – Times Union.

Allegiant to end Plattsburgh-Las Vegas route

Allegiant to end Plattsburgh-Las Vegas route » Breaking News » Press-Republican.

Owens, Welch Win Legislative Fight against Land Border Crossing Fee

From the Office of Congressman Bill Owens WASHINGTON—Yesterday, with the House’s passage of a compromise omnibus appropriations bill for Fiscal Year 2014, Representatives Bill Owens and Peter Welch declared victory over a proposal to study the implementation of a land border crossing fee, something they believe would kill jobs in New York and Vermont and […]

With sinking loonie, Canadian consumers expected to view cross-border shopping with caution in 2014

Watertown Daily Times | With sinking loonie, Canadian consumers expected to view cross-border shopping with caution in 2014.

State presses Massena Alcoa to avoid forced layoffs; workers may get retirement incentives

Watertown Daily Times | State presses Alcoa to avoid forced layoffs; workers may get retirement incentives.

Cuomo’s Proposed Tax Cuts Would Flow Upstate

Tax cuts would flow upstate | Crain’s New York Business.

Bombardier receives approval for 365 rail cars

Bombardier receives approval for 365 rail cars » Breaking News » Press-Republican.

Cuomo: state should eliminate upstate corporate income tax, freeze prop taxes

Cuomo: state should eliminate upstate corporate income tax, freeze prop taxes « The In Box.

State Bar Association 2014 Public Policy Priorities: Courts, Vote Reform, Access to Justice, Civics Education

ALBANY, NY The New York State Bar Association today released its state and federal public policy priorities for 2014. State priorities include ensuring adequate funding for the courts, creating more Family Court judgeships, expanding the number of veterans treatment courts, reducing wrongful convictions, restricting the use of solitary confinement and providing more civics education for […]

Phil Brown: NYCO Overcame Aversion To Proposition 5

Phil Brown: NYCO Overcame Aversion To Proposition 5 – The Adirondack Almanack – The Adirondack Almanack.

Hydroelectric project coming closer in Moriah

Hydroelectric project coming closer in Moriah » Local News » Press-Republican.

NEW STATE LAW WILL REQUIRE RECYCLING OF MERCURY THERMOSTATS

Law Protects New Yorkers and the Environment by Ensuring Proper Handling of Hazardous Mercury  A new law signed by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo will require manufacturers to collect and recycle mercury-containing thermostats at no cost to consumers, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Joe Martens announced today. The law implements a statewide thermostat product […]

Map of uninsured shows North Country doing OK

Map of uninsured shows North Country doing OK « The In Box.

Ogdensburg Psych Center Will Keep Inpatient Services

Feedback: Psych Center Will Keep Inpatient Services | WWNY TV 7 –  Today, Representative Bill Owens made the following statement after Governor Andrew Cuomo’s announcement that the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center has been named a Regional Center of Excellence:  “Keeping the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center open is the best outcome possible, and I applaud Governor […]

Three Regional Projects Awarded Major State Grants

Empire State Development’s Board of Directors met today in New York City and approved $12.4 million in funding for projects that will create more than 80 new jobs and retain 625 existing jobs throughout the Empire State. They include: Swarovski Lighting, Ltd. (North Country Region – Clinton County) – $450,000; Slic Network Solutions, Inc. – $976,426; and Trudeau […]

Nova Bus lands another contract » Breaking News

Nova Bus lands another contract » Breaking News » Press-Republican.