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Report: N.Y. ranked second in public employee pay, 26th in per capita cost

Report: N.Y. ranked second in employee pay, 26th in per capita cost | Press & Sun-Bulletin | pressconnects.com.

New shelter something to bark about – Peru’s aging Elmore SPCA gets needed facelift, facility update

New shelter something to bark about » Local News » Press-Republican.

Fiber-optical line crosses new bridge

Fiber-optical line crosses new bridge » NEW TODAY… » Press-Republican.

Adirondacks could have grass-fed future

Adirondacks could have grass-fed future.

Lake Placid school sup’t apologizes for offensive remarks

School sup’t apologizes for offensive remarks – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Saranac Lake region — Adirondack Daily Enterprise.

Bloomingdale School cracks down on Christmas; Concern expressed about only having winter songs at holiday concert — no Santa or religion

School cracks down on Christmas – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

City Council hears from public on library

City Council hears from public on library » NEW TODAY… » Press-Republican.

Lyme Time? A Single Scientist Proves Vermont’s Tick Problem Is Growing | Seven Days

Lyme Time? A Single Scientist Proves Vermont’s Tick Problem Is Growing | Seven Days.

AGENDA TOWN BOARD REGULAR MEETING, December 12, 2011, 7:00 PM

  1. Call Meeting To Order
  2. Pledge of Allegiance
  3. Roll Call
  4. MOTION:     Approval of Minutes for the Regular Meeting of November 28, 2011.
  5. DISCUSSION/MOTION:   Including Reports from all Departments into the Board Meeting Record: (Water/Sewer/Valcour: Highway; Town Clerk; Dog Control; Youth Department; Code/Zoning Report; Supervisor’s Report; Banking Report, Enterprise report, Town Court Report, the Website Report)
  6. Community Input
  7. DISCUSSION/MOTION:  Ambit Energy Discussion
  8. DISCUSSION:  Highway Garage Roof Update.
  9. DISCUSSION:  Water/Sewer Projects Update.
  10. DISCUSSION: Water Quality Improvement Bond.
  11. DISCUSSION:  Mailbox Repair During Winter
  12. DISCUSSION:  Heyworth Mason Park Update.
  13. DISCUSSION: Employee Handbook Update.
  14. DISCUSSION:  Dog Licensing Town Law Review.
  15. Other Business
  16. Community Input on Agenda Items.
  17. Motion to Adjourn.

Westchester Medical Center announces 250 layoffs, still faces shortfall

Westchester Medical Center announces 250 layoffs, still faces shortfall | The Journal News | LoHud.com | LoHud.com.

A new way to Christmas: Inspired to shop local

A new way to Christmas: Inspired to shop local.

Rep. Owens wants rural post offices kept

Rep. Owens wants rural post offices kept – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Saranac Lake region — Adirondack Daily Enterprise.

Garry Trudeau designs alien poster for Carnival

Garry Trudeau designs alien poster for Carnival – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Saranac Lake region — Adirondack Daily Enterprise.

Woman has trouble getting info about school capital project

Woman has trouble getting info about school capital project – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Saranac Lake region — Adirondack Daily Enterprise.

North Country ecstatic over $103.2 million

North Country ecstatic over $103.2 million » Local News » Press-Republican.

More details on where the funds will be spent

Rolling Out the Barrels: Magic Hat’s former beer maker opens Fiddlehead Brewing Company in Shelburne

Rolling Out the Barrels | Seven Days.

Figuring It Out: Forty years in the making, a new word puzzle goes public

Figuring It Out | Seven Days.

The Eureka Club: Vermont inventors showcase their bright ideas — and how they made them reality

The Eureka Club | Seven Days.

Climate report predicts changes for northern NY farms

NCPR News – Climate report predicts changes for northern NY farms.

In North Lawrence, dairy production once again a fact of life

Watertown Daily Times | In North Lawrence, dairy production once again a fact of life.

Judge denies Alteri Bakery request that Jreck Subs be temporarily ordered to use Watertown company’s products

Watertown Daily Times | Judge denies Alteri Bakery request that Jreck Subs be temporarily ordered to use Watertown company’s products.

Anti-bullying consultants work with Saranac Lake faculty, staff

Anti-bullying consultants work with faculty, staff – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Saranac Lake region — Adirondack Daily Enterprise.

North Country among top four for funding

North Country among top four for funding » Breaking News » Press-Republican.

 

For more details read this Times Union article 

Owens introduces bill to preserve services, cut costs

Statement from the office of Congressman Bill Owens


Legislation would co-locate post offices with existing facilities

WASHINGTON – Congressman Bill Owens today introduced legislation that would help preserve vital services offered by post offices for millions of Americans who rely on them.  H.R. 3584, the Community Postal Service Preservation and Cost Savings Act, would require the Postal Service to review and consider co-locating post offices at retail facilities and municipal buildings. The bill would include post offices that have already closed and those still under threat of closure.

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State Senator Betty Little comments on the tax code changes

“The goal of this agreement approved tonight by the Legislature is to encourage economic activity and job growth.  There are a lot of nationaland international economic factors beyond our control.  We need to do what we can on the state level and the time to act is now, not putting off action until next year’s session or within the context of negotiating a state budget. “Cutting income taxes for the vast majority of New Yorkers, new incentives for businesses, accelerating infrastructure projects, providing aid for storm-ravaged communities: all of this is being done to move our economy forward rather than wait and see or simply hope the situation improves.“With the support of groups like the National Federation of Independent Businesses and New York State Business Council, I’m confident this is the right approach at this time.  I’m pleased to have partnered with Governor Cuomo and my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in both houses on a sensible, timely and fair plan that reflects our priorities of reducing taxes and promoting economic growth.”