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Local Agencies Work to Improve Literacy
In 1961, Ruth Colvin, a resident of Central New York, read an article in the newspaper claiming that more than 11,000 people in her town
The political dogs were frothing recently. They blamed George W. Bush for the Ebola outbreak. One TV ad proclaimed that “Republican Cuts Kill.” It claimed
Protecting Critical Infrastructure Is An Investment In The Future
New York’s roads and bridges give us all a way to connect with each other. They are our way to get to work, to school,
Washington does nothing about the economy
Can you cite a major initiative on the economy this year? From Congress? From President Obama? How about last year? Or the year before? Or
Agriculture is Big Business in CNY and New York State
Agriculture. It’s one of our region’s oldest and undeniably most important economic sectors. In 2012, agricultural production was worth more than $5.7 billion in New
What an exciting election we have in New York this year. In this corner, we have a governor who may be indicted weeks before the
Radical Legislation Would Give Illegal Immigrants Right to Vote
It is important to remember that we are a country of immigrants and that all people should have the opportunity for a better life. Our
Common Core Still Leaves Room for Improvement
The New York State Department of Education recently released the assessment results for third through eighth graders. The Department of Education reports some gains were
NUAIR Alliance establishing CNY as leader in UAS industry
One of the most rewarding aspects of this job (as president and CEO of CenterState CEO) is seeing, firsthand, the transformative effects that new growth
Trade Mission to China was an Eye-Opening Experience
For the last month, in nearly every conversation with CenterState CEO members and community partners, I have been asked about CenterState CEO’s recent trade mission
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