Jessica Cain
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Expert to hold events in CNY to help male sexual abuse survivors (opens the original)
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A series of community events being held in central New York this week is designed to help survivors of abuse. Psychotherapist Mike Lew is leading the workshops and has been working with male survivors of sexual abuse for decades. Lew said in the 1980s, he decided he wanted to form a group to help male survivors. His colleagues thought it might take two years to find participants, but within a few weeks, he said he had two groups and a waiting list. Lew said many male victims of abuse have troubl
Onondaga County Board of Elections commissioners request raise and four-year terms (opens the original)
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Just weeks ahead of Election Day, the Onondaga County Board of Elections commissioners went to county lawmakers with two requests. During a budget meeting Wednesday, Republican Board of Elections Commissioner Kevin Ryan told legislators that he and his Democratic counterpart receive salaries that are below what many other counties offer. "There's a belief that we don't really do much other than Primary Day and Election Day, and I can assure the members of this community that is not the case,” Ry
Diaper need high in central and northern New York (opens the original)
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It’s Diaper Need Awareness Week, and local community advocates say the need in central New York is high. Michela Hugo, the founder and director of the CNY Diaper Bank, said the organization serves about 4,500 babies every single month. "Babies have to have clean diapers,” said Hugo. “It's not something you can go without. It's not something that you can wait until you get another paycheck for. Babies go through six to 10 a day, so it's a critical need that needs to be met immediately." Hugo said
Partnership provides grants for small business disaster relief (opens the original)
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A new partnership is working to help small businesses prepare for potential weather disasters. Jennifer Pipa, vice president of American Red Cross disaster programs, said a lot of small business owners think they are prepared for a potential disaster, but statistics show many have not taken concrete steps. “That includes things like developing an emergency plan or backing up important records or identifying how they will continue if there's a disruption in power or communications," Pipa said. No
Study lists Syracuse as one of the most challenging places to have asthma (opens the original)
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A new study shows Syracuse is one of the top 10 most challenging places to live with asthma. The report, released by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, ranks 100 U.S. cities on a number of factors, including asthma rates, emergency room visits, and deaths. Dr. Angela Love,, a pulmonary and critical care physician at Upstate University Hospital, said unfortunately, that doesn’t surprise her. "We really have our four seasons, and so each of them has a tricky element for patients with as
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