25.5% of Fulton County students met or exceeded Mathematics expectations in 2021-22 school year
Data from the New York State Education Department shows that 25.5% of Fulton County students were considered proficient in Mathematics in the 2021-22 school year.
Board of Supervisor’s Adjusted Weighted Voting
The Delaware County Board of Supervisors has announced a public hearing scheduled for Wednesday, April 24, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors’ Room of the Senator Charles D. Cook County Office Building in Delhi, New York. The hearing will address proposed Local Law Intro. No. 17 of 2024, which aims to allow 12- and 13-year-old licensed hunters to hunt deer with a firearm or crossbow during hunting season under adult supervision."The intent of this Local Law is to authorize Delaware County to permit 12- and 13-year-old individuals to participate in the new and...
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Smullen: Child Care Accessibility and Affordability in our State Need to be Top Priorities
Assemblyman Robert Smullen (R,C-Mohawk Valley and the Adirondacks) emphasized the importance of prioritizing child care accessibility and affordability in New York state. Speaking on the efforts to improve the state's child care system, Smullen expressed, “To help improve child care access and affordability in our state, it’s very important we properly invest in our child care system to reduce child poverty and provide support for struggling families who only want the best for their children.”Smullen further highlighted his support for the comprehensive proposal presented...
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Alexander John “AJ” Smullen Was Kind, Clever and Courageous
Albany, New York - The community mourns the loss of Alexander John “AJ” Smullen, a 14-year-old who passed away at Albany Medical Center on March 6, 2024, following a tragic accident. AJ, as he was affectionately known, was described by his loved ones as a kind, clever, and courageous old soul who always provided a helping hand and witty retort.AJ's family, friends, and community remember him for his generosity and spirit. He participated in the New York State Donate Life program, giving the ultimate gift to those in need. His selfless act touched the lives of many.A...
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Assemblyman Smullen Congratulates 2024 NYSCA Grant Recipients and Emphasizes the Importance of Art in Communities
Assemblyman Robert Smullen (R,C-Mohawk Valley and the Adirondacks) expressed his pride and congratulations to the 14 organizations and artists in Assembly District 118 who were awarded a total of $907,000 in grant funding through the New York State Council on the Arts. In a statement, Smullen stated, “Congratulations to all the organizations and artists from our community who received grant award funding for projects this year.” He highlighted the significance of arts and creativity in the community, stating, “Arts and creativity are vital to our community’s economy,...
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Governor's Proposed Budget Cuts Spark Outcry from Education Advocates
Education advocates and concerned citizens are speaking out against the Governor's Executive Budget proposal, particularly in regard to school funding cuts. The proposal, if enacted, would have significant negative impacts on education aid for many school districts across the state.The proposed elimination of the "hold harmless" provision for school funding would lead to a drastic $168 million reduction in education aid for 337 school districts. Additionally, the Governor's plan to change the foundation aid formula could further reduce aid by an additional $245 million....
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Joseph M. Cetta: A Military Career of Dedication and Service
Joseph M. Cetta's military career has been one of unwavering dedication and service, spanning nearly four decades with both the United States Marine Corps and the New York Army National Guard. Born in Walton, New York, Cetta's desire to serve his country was evident from a young age, leading him to enlist with the U.S. Marine Corps Delayed Entry Program after high school.During his time in the Marines, Cetta spent four years on active duty with VFMA-312, with deployments to various locations in the Western Pacific. After an honorable discharge, he joined the New York Army...
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Photography by Todd Boebel, Robert Coppola & Phil Scalia
Photography by Todd Boebel, Robert Coppola & Phil Scalia
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Business and Breakfast Networking on March 16
Business and Breakfast Networking on March 16
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FFCS Jazz Fest; 20 years of making music and memories
FFCS Jazz Fest; 20 years of making music and memories
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Common Council Regular Meeting on March 7
Common Council Regular Meeting on March 7