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New Hartford Employees Union speak about lack of contract at meeting; D'Apice responds (opens the original)
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NEW HARTFORD â Members of the New Hartford Employees Union (NHEU) attended a recent New Hartford Central School District Board of Education meeting to voice their thoughts on the continued lack of a contract. The NHEU represents the districtâs non-instructional staff, like bus drivers, teacher aides, secretaries, custodians, maintenance workers and monitors. The NHEU members have been working without a contract, as they and the district have not been able to come to an agreement. During the
New Hartford debate over outside counsel continues (opens the original)
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NEW HARTFORD â A debate over whether New Hartford should hire outside legal counsel to assist with Freedom of Information Law requests submitted by former Town Supervisor Paul Miscione continued at Wednesdayâs Town Board meeting. At an Aug. 13 meeting, the Town Board voted 3-2 against a resolution to hire outside counsel to assist with the requests. Miscione has submitted multiple extensive records requests seeking communications from Deputy Town Supervisor David Tehan during the election cy
New Hartford budget calls for 2% tax levy reduction (opens the original)
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NEW HARTFORD â New Hartfordâs tentative 2027 budget calls for a 2% reduction in the townâs property tax levy, according to Town Supervisor James Messa. Messa presented the tentative budget to the New Hartford Town Board at its Wednesday, Sept. 23, meeting. Board members scheduled a working session, which is open to the public, for 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, and another session on Tuesday, Oct. 6, if necessary, to discuss the tentative budget. Board members can amend the budget or approve it as
Utica community organizations receive state funding for youth services (opens the original)
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UTICA â Several community organizations have received state funding to support local youth through Project RISE (Respond, Invest, Sustain, Empower). Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that $20 million in state funds has been awarded to community-based organizations that provide services and support to young people in 10 municipalities: Albany, Buffalo, Hempstead, Mount Vernon, Newburgh, Rochester, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, and Yonkers. The investment supports 136 programs and services that strengthen yo
Utica rabbi charged with attempted rape of minor (opens the original)
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UTICA â Peter Schaktman, a rabbi in Utica, has been arrested on a charge of attempted rape, after an investigation where he had been communicating with an officer posing as a child, according to the Onondaga County District Attorneyâs office. Schaktman was arrested on Thursday, Aug. 27 in North Syracuse by New York State Police according to court records. He is facing a single charge of second-degree attempted rape of a minor under the age of 15; the Onondaga County District Attorneyâs Of
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