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AGENDA PERU ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Wednesday April 21, 2010  7:00 p.m Peru Town Hall Read more »

Leon Blair, Chair of the Town of Peru Zoning Board of Appeals, called the meeting of January 20, 2010 to order at 7:03pm. Read more »

Efficient use of manure and other nutrient sources, including soil, crop residue and purchased fertilizer, can save farmers money. To help North Country farmers reduce fertilizer costs without comprising crop quality or yield, the Northern New York Agricultural Development Program has posted a dozen articles and four farmer profiles written by NNY Cornell Cooperative Extension field crops educators, W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute Agronomist Eric Young and Cornell University staff at http://www.nnyagdev.org/_agbasedevironmgmt.htm#Fertilizer_Management. Read more »

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On Easter Sunday, April 4th, St. Augustine’s Parish will hold its 3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt after 10:30 Mass.  Follow the Easter Bunny over to the Parish Center for the Easter Egg Hunt. There will be two age groups: 5 and under and 6 to 10. The event is sponsored by Catholic Daughter’s of the Americas, Court St. Monica 2598 and St. Augustine’s Knights of Columbus Council 7273.

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WASHINGTON – Congressman Bill Owens today released the following statement in regard to the almost 50,000 New Yorkers that will fall off Unemployment Insurance next week because of the U.S. Senate’s failure to pass an extension prior to a two-week recess period in observance of Passover and Easter.  Last week, Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) blocked efforts to vote on a one month extension of jobless benefits.  Without the extension, benefits are set to expire next Monday, April 5.

“It is disappointing to see the actions of one Senator stand in the way of benefits for tens of thousands of unemployed New Yorkers,” Owens said. “It is unacceptable that partisan politics are standing in the way of hard-working families.  Upstate New Yorkers are concerned with paying their bills and putting food on the table, not who scores the most political points in Washington.  I strongly urge the Senate to act quickly to extend these benefits to those who need it the most.”

Also included in the bill that was set to extend benefits for the jobless of Upstate New York was the extension of COBRA healthcare subsidies for the unemployed, the prevention of cuts to scheduled Medicare payments to doctors, and a DTV provision that would allow rural residents to view network television.

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