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CEO Initiatives Among 39 Projects Receiving State Investment
Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced the latest round of investments in the Alliance for Economic Inclusion (AEI) through the Upstate Revitalization Initiative. These 39 projects
Governor Must Prioritize Citizens’ Needs Over Illegal Immigrants
When Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation allowing illegal immigrants to obtain drivers licenses, I wasn’t shy about my opposition to the measure. Providing a privilege
Without Civility, Our System Doesn’t Work
When he was just a young teenage schoolboy, George Washington sat down and copied out 110 “Rules of Civility & Decent Behavior.” Many of these
It’s a Barnum and Maytag World
Today, let us celebrate dirty laundry. But before we do… At least there is one thing most Americans are united on these days: Americans are
Adding Pressure on Local Governments Will Continue to Hurt Middle-Class Families
For years, local governments have dealt with increasingly insurmountable financial stress forced upon them by Albany. It has become common practice for the state to
Lessons in the much-abused Art of Insult. Deplorables have been on my mind. Of course, they have been in the news a lot lately. Guests
At the time of the American Revolution, the future United States was a small, colonial backwater on the world stage. There were an estimated 2
Bracing to Face New York’s Budget Realities
Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently presented his $178 billion executive budget proposal for the 2020-2021 fiscal year. Anyone looking for an avenue to promise and prosperity
Upstate: Forgotten, but not gone
Most of us know that upstate New York struggles. When it comes to economic matters, it does. Fewer new jobs, new businesses, and expanding businesses
WorkTrain Expands programs in 2020 to support job growth
Central New York’s job growth is the strongest in decades. In October, year-over-year job growth in Syracuse was nearly 2 percent, compared to 0.4 percent
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