The Chenango County Fair continues at the Fairgrounds in\nNorwich, spokesperson Mary Weidman comments:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
(Mary Weidman 8-8-19)<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Chenango County Fair runs through Sunday in Norwich.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Delaware County Sheriff\u2019s Deputies arrested 33 year old\nTyler Swart of Stamford on an Arrest Warrant for Grand Larceny, following an\ninvestigation into a stolen purse in the Town of Stamford in January. Delaware County Sheriff\u2019s Deputies also\ncharged Swart with Tampering with Physical Evidence and Petty Larceny, from a\nreport of a stolen TV in the Town of Stamford in September of 2018. Swart was arraigned & was remanded to the\nDelaware County Correctional Faculty without bail pending future court action.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Delaware County District Attorney John Hubbard announced\nthat a woman, who illegally received over $137,000 in benefits, has returned\nthat money to the Department of Social Services. 49 year old Sheryl Arduini failed to report\nher family’s entire income & received SNAP, Heap & other benefits that\nshe was not entitled too. Hubbard said\nthat investigations led to 39 disqualifications which led to the return of over\n$507,000 in benefits being returned to the county in the last year and a half.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Governor Cuomo signed legislation, sponsored by local State\nSenator Jen Metzger, to increase health and safety standards in animal care for\nall pet dealers. The bill sets guidelines for sanitary living enclosures, food\nreceptacles, annual veterinary examinations, regular grooming, and separate\nspaces for pregnant dogs for sufficient room to nurse and care for a litter, it\nwill also require that primary enclosures for animals must be cleaned daily and\nsanitized every two weeks. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Assemblyman Cliff Crouch announced today that the 4\nlibraries in the 122nd Assembly District have received funding through the\nState Library and State Department of Education for various construction\nprojects and improvements. The funding derives from a $34 million capital fund\nset aside for public library construction and broadband internet projects that\nwas secured in last year’s State Budget. \nThe 4 libraries awarded funding includes Guernsey Memorial Library in\nNorwich, Mary Wilcox Memorial Library in Whitney Point, Sidney Memorial Public\nLibrary& the Ogden Free Library in Walton.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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State Attorney General Letitia\nJames Announced that the City of Oneonta is 1 of 4 recipients of a $200,000 grant,\nto deal with abandoned or “zombie properties” Oneonta has about 100 zombie properties\ncurrently.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Governor Cuomo signed Brianna’s Law Tuesday, to combat the\nmore than 200 boating accidents a year statewide. The bill is named for 11-year-old Brianna Lieneck\nof Long Island, who was killed in a boating accident in 2005. Brianna’s Law will require all operators of\npower boats more than 10 years old to take an 8-hour course on boater safety.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Raymond Corporation has earned the 2019 Supply &\nDemand Chain Executive\u2019s 100 Top Supply Chain Transformations award. Raymond was recognized for its partnership\nwith Ginsberg\u2019s Foods in the Hudson Valley, who updated its forklift operator\ntraining program by using the Raymond Virtual Reality Simulator to educate new\nforklift operators on best practices, allowing instructors to give real-time\nfeedback and build upon important skills.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Chenango County Fair continues at the Fairgrounds in Norwich, spokesperson Mary Weidman comments: (Mary Weidman 8-8-19) The Chenango County Fair runs through Sunday in Norwich. —————————————- Delaware County Sheriff\u2019s Deputies arrested 33 year old Tyler Swart of Stamford on … Continue reading