Tuesday’s historic election was the culmination of a truly remarkable effort from representatives at every level of government.
Saturday, Oct. 24 begins one of the most unique election cycles in modern history as new early voting procedures will be available at certain locations around the state.
The following is a letter from Patrick Dewine, Executive Director for United Way of Greater Oswego County:
The following is a letter from Robert A. Rolfe (President, Board of Directors) and Patrick Dewine (Executive Director) of United Way of Greater Oswego County:
The following is a letter from Carolyn Handville, Program Manager for CSP of the North Country:
The following is a letter from Carolyn Handville, Coordinator for CSP of North Country:
Earlier this week, the Assembly Minority Conference joined the families of violent-crime victims to call for changes to New York’s parole procedures and implore the state to fix its broken criminal justice system.
Oswego is experiencing a boom in commercial construction in 2020 with numerous projects currently underway.
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C,I,Ref-Pulaski), Assemblyman Kevin Byrne (R,C,Ref-Mahopac) and their colleagues in the Assembly Minority Conference penned a letter to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) seeking updated reporting guidelines aimed at providing New Yorkers with critical, missing information regarding nursing home COVID-related deaths.
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