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Celebrating Fall in the Finger Lakes
Autumn is upon us. The area’s hard-working residents and proud small-business owners always go above and beyond to make each fall season special with unique
Letter to the Editor: Applauding Onondaga County’s shared-services efforts
OCM BOCES can be a model for the benefits of cooperation To the Editor: As district superintendent for the Onondaga-Cortland-Madison Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Why Bipartisanship is Necessary
Back in March, two young members of Congress from Texas, Beto O’Rourke and Will Hurd, became brief Internet celebrities. Unable to fly back to Washington,
Upstate Needs More Business-Friendly Policies to Combat Shrinking Labor Force
Unemployment rates are often viewed as an indicator of how the economy is doing, and these rates do provide valuable insight on economic activity. However,
In Search of Intelligence at Our Intelligence Agencies
The whacky North Korean leader revealed a few things recently. One is that the country has learned how to make hydrogen bombs. The other is
New state bill aims to reduce liability for agri-tourism
Agricultural tourism is a growing component within New York’s 6.36 billion agriculture industry. More and more farms are inviting the public to have a firsthand
Overtime-rule decision will help free the economy from the regulatory stranglehold
U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Thomas J. Donohue issued the following statement Aug. 31 in response to the decision by Judge Amos Mazzant,
Today’s ACA forecast: More uncertainty from Washington
With the failure to repeal/replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in Congress, state lawmakers should stop waiting on Washington to “do something” about health care.
The Art of the Big Lie on the Minimum Wage
Politics at times is the art of the Big Lie. That thought reared its head when I saw articles about a bunch of Congress people
Nine Presidents — their Attributes & Faults
One reason I consider myself fortunate to have led a life in politics is that, over time, I have had a chance to work with
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