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School Budget Votes are underway today at Districts across\nthe state. Some districts will fill\nBoard of Education seats, Capital Projects will be voted on by voters in\nSidney, Unatego & Afton today.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Delaware County Sheriff\u2019s Deputies conducted a Traffic\nSafety Checkpoint on State Highway 10 in the Town of Hamden recently. Deputies issued 16 traffic violations for\noffenses ranging from driving while ability impaired by drugs, operating with a\ndriver\u2019s view obstruction, operating with prohibited studded snow tires,\nuninspected motor vehicle, speeding, operating an unregistered motor vehicle,\noperating an unregistered motorcycle, and operating with an unregistered\ntrailer. All defendants were released on tickets and are scheduled to appear at\nHamden Town Court at a later date to answer the charges. Deputies were assisted\nby members of the State Police.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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New York Attorney\nGeneral Letitia James 16 State Attorneys General are urging the U.S. Department\nof Labor not to adopt its proposal which reverses federal overtime protections\nfor workers. Under the proposed rule,\nover 8 million workers, including over 600,000 workers in New York, would lose\novertime protections. The proposed\nrule would change the white-collar exemptions under the Fair Labor Standards\nAct, which currently exempts from overtime protections for those in executive,\nadministrative, and professional “white-collar” positions. In order\nfor an employer to classify an employee as exempt, the employee must be paid a\nfixed salary, be paid a minimum specified salary and Have a job with duties\nthat are executive, administrative, or professional in nature. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Delaware County Sheriff\u2019s Deputies arrested 43-year-old\nJesus Bracero of Syracuse, Saturday night for Aggravated Unlicensed Operation\nof a motor vehicle & speeding, following traffic stop on State Highway 17\nin the Town of Colchester. Bracero was\narraigned in the Colchester Town Court and was remanded to the Delaware County\nJail on 500 dollar cash bail or 1000 dollar secured bond. Bracero is scheduled\nto re-appear in the Town of Colchester Court at a later date to answer for\nthese charges.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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New York is poised to make undetectable guns, including\n3D-printed guns, illegal in New York. \nThe bill passed the Senate earlier this month and breezed through the\nDemocratic-led Assembly on Monday. Now it will head to Governor Cuomo’s desk\nfor his review, he is expected to sign it into law. The measure would ban the manufacture, sale,\ntransport and possession of undetectable firearms, in order to crack down on\ngun violence.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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19 year old Hunter Speenburgh pleaded guilty to 2nd degree\nassault & was sentenced to 1 year in jail on Monday in Chenango County\nCourt. Speenburgh along with Landon\nCummings & Brendan Gager were arrested in connection with an assault of a\nvictim who was left unconscious, with a fractured eye socket and some teeth\nknocked out in October of last year, after the victim allegedly attempted to\nbuy marijuana from Jade Orlando of Norwich. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Regatta Music Fest returns on Sunday at General Clinton\nPark in Bainbridge, General Clinton Canoe regatta chairman John Harmon\nexplains:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Fireworks will also be featured\nthis year, on Saturday Night sponsored by Acco Brands & Sunday Night by NBT\nBank.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Binghamton Police are looking for 2 men wanted in connection\nwith a South Side Home Invasion Sunday evening, left one woman injured. Police\nstated that the 2 men posed as utility workers, they forced their way into the\napartment at 80 Pennsylvania Avenue. The suspects were described as black, in\ntheir early to mid-twenties. They were between five feet, seven-inches and five\nfeet, ten inches tall. Both wore all black clothing, orange-colored\nconstruction safety vests and white construction helmets. Their faces were\ncovered with masks. Anyone with\ninformation is asked to contact Binghamton Police at 772-7080.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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A trailer at the Shady Acres Mobile home Park near Goodyear\nLake, was destroyed by fire, No one was home when the fire broke out, one\nfirefighter suffered a cut, Firefighters from Milford, Oneonta, Hartwick,\nHartwick Seminary & several other fire companies responded <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Dr. Nick Putrino of UHS Podiatry Norwich will discuss Foot\nHealth in a presentation Today at Bohemian Moon at 103 West Main Street in\nNorwich. The program is part of UHS\nChenango Memorial\u2019s 2019 Women\u2019s Health Series, the event will begin at 6:00\nPM, The presentation and discussion will follow at 7:00 PM. More information is available at 337-4183.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Oneonta Common Council will hold their next regular\nmeeting this evening at City Hall. The\nmeeting will begin at 7:00 PM, A public meeting to receive comments about the\nCommunity Development Block Grant program funding.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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School Budget Votes are underway today at Districts across the state. Some districts will fill Board of Education seats, Capital Projects will be voted on by voters in Sidney, Unatego & Afton today. ———————— Delaware County Sheriff\u2019s Deputies conducted a … Continue reading