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The Peacemaker Program expands into Madison County
UTICA — The Peacemaker Program, Inc. announced it is now the court-designated provider of dispute-resolution services to all of Oneida and Madison counties. Previously,
State awards funding for improvements at parks
State parks in the Central New York region, the Mohawk Valley, and the Southern Tier will benefit from state funding aimed at repairs and improvements
Cornell, Iowa share $10.6 M obesity, hypertension NIH grant
ITHACA — A Cornell University researcher working with other researchers at the University of Iowa is part of a five-year, $10.6 million grant to study
NY AG, lawmakers propose overhaul of laws governing nonprofits
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Tuesday joined members of the state Senate and Assembly in proposing legislation to overhaul the laws governing New
Local women elected to Girl Scouts board of directors
CICERO — Three local women were elected to the board of directors and one to the board development committee for the Girl Scouts of NYPENN
Health Foundation names Rodgers chair of CNY regional committee
SYRACUSE — The board of trustees of the Health Foundation of Western and Central New York today named Leola Rodgers chair of its Central New
Komen for the Cure awards grants to Crouse, St. Joseph’s
SYRACUSE — The Central New York affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure has awarded grants to Crouse Hospital and St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation.
Children’s Home grows, plans for the future
BINGHAMTON — The Children’s Home of Wyoming Conference (Children’s Home) says it provides safe and stable environments for children and their families while internally working
Baker named outreach coordinator for Ithaca Commons project
ITHACA — The city of Ithaca and the Downtown Ithaca Alliance (DIA) announced the recent hire of Tammy Baker as outreach coordinator for the Ithaca
HUD to close Syracuse office later this year
The U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) announced that the agency’s “small” office in Syracuse will close “early” in fiscal year 2014, which
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