How many people were old enough to vote in Oswego County during 2021?
Of the 118,019 citizens living in Oswego County in 2021, 78.9% were old enough to vote, equating to 93,113 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
Building Connected Communities with Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Take Back The Night
Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is a significant event hosted in April nationwide, aiming to raise awareness about and support those impacted by sexual and relationship violence. According to Kayla Turner ’24, a member of the Sexual Assault Awareness Month Committee at Syracuse University, "For a campus as large and dynamic as Syracuse University, it is imperative for students to have and access spaces where survivorship is honored and healing in community is fostered."The theme of this year's SAAM is "Building Connected Communities," which is reflected in the...
Spring Break Jitters? How to Help Kids Feel Safe After Travel Disasters
Families across the nation are heading out for spring break and planning summer getaways, but recent headlines about transportation-related disasters may have children feeling a bit anxious about traveling.Derek Seward, a professor at Syracuse University’s School of Education, highlights the impact of such events on children's sense of safety and normality within the world. According to Seward, children are highly observant and may experience anxiety, stress, and fear following traumatic situations related to traveling.In response to these concerns, Seward provides...
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Campus Community Invited to Grand Opening of New DPS Substation on Mar. 29
The Department of Public Safety’s new substation at 101 Marshall Street is set to celebrate its grand opening on Friday, March 29, inviting the campus community to join the festivities. According to Craig Stone, DPS chief and associate vice president, this new space will allow DPS to enhance coverage in an area serving not only the campus community but also visitors and alumni. Stone expressed his excitement for greater engagement with the campus community, stating, "I am looking forward to greater engagement with our campus community and welcoming students, faculty and...
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iSchool Partners With SUNY Morrisville to Provide Path for Master’s Students
The School of Information Studies (iSchool) has forged a new partnership with SUNY Morrisville to create a pathway for more students to enroll in master’s degree programs at the iSchool. The collaboration aims to open up opportunities for SUNY Morrisville’s undergraduate students to pursue master’s degrees in applied data science, information systems, and library and information science programs at the iSchool.Zachary Schuster, the iSchool’s director of admissions and recruitment, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “This provides a smooth pathway for...
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Assembly Minority Propose Child Care Investment to Increase Access & Improve Affordability
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R-Pulaski) and his Assembly Minority colleagues have unveiled a comprehensive plan aimed at addressing the lack of high-quality and affordable child care in New York. The "A Blueprint for Childcare (ABC) Plan" includes proposals to provide tax incentives for families and day cares, expand access to early childhood education, and increase provider options.Barclay emphasized the importance of affordable child care, stating, “Every family should have the option to choose a safe, affordable, care-centered program that will provide the...
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New York Farm Bureau Presents Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay Circle of Friends Award
Representatives from the New York Farm Bureau (NYFB) presented Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C-Pulaski) with their annual Circle of Friends award. The organization seeks to recognize legislators who demonstrate support for policies and issues for the state’s agriculture and farming community."I am honored to be recognized by my friends at the Farm Bureau year after year for my steadfast commitment to the hardworking men and women in the agriculture sector. It is important that legislators recognize the value of these individuals and their contributions to the...
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Rep. Williams Cosponsors Affordable Connectivity Plan Extension Act
Syracuse — Congressman Brandon Williams (NY-22) has announced his cosponsorship of the Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act of 2024 (H.R. 6929), a bipartisan effort aimed at allocating $7 billion to the Affordable Connectivity Fund. This move comes as the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is facing a funding shortfall, with the initial $14.2 billion allocated in the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law expected to be depleted by April.In a statement, Congressman Williams emphasized the importance of sustaining the ACP, noting that "Over 23 million households...
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Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay Offers Condolences on the Passing of Assemblyman Robert Smullen’s Son
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Assemblyman Robert Smullen's son, AJ. In a statement, Barclay said, "Words cannot express our sadness to learn that Assemblyman Robert Smullen’s son, AJ, has passed away. On behalf of the entire Assembly Minority Conference, I want to offer my most sincere condolences to Robert, Megan and their loved ones. For the past two weeks, AJ and the Smullen family have epitomized strength and perseverance during his fight toward recovery."Barclay acknowledged the immense pain of losing a child,...
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Rep. Williams' Constituent Services Update Shows Over 935 Cases Closed
Rep. Brandon Williams constituent services operation is in full force, having closed over 935 cases, including 150 veteran cases, 122 social security cases, 133 IRS cases, obtained more than 138 passports, and brought back more than $3.9 million back to local constituents.SYRACUSE — Today, Congressman Brandon Williams (NY-22) provided an update on constituent service casework out of his district offices directly supporting local communities throughout New York’s 22nd Congressional District.By The NumbersCases Completed: 935Cases Closed for Veterans: 150Passports...
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Rep. Williams on SpaceX Launch Delay
Congressman Brandon Williams (NY-22) has shared his thoughts on the recent postponement of the SpaceX Crew-8's launch. The delay was attributed to unfavorable offshore weather conditions near the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.In response to the situation, Congressman Williams emphasized the importance of prioritizing safety, stating, "The safety of everyone involved with this mission is paramount." He also acknowledged the frustration that comes with such delays but supported the decision, saying, "While these kinds of delays can be frustrating, they are also the right...
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Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay and Conference Members Honor New York State Trooper Rick Albert
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C-Pulaski) and members of the Assembly gathered earlier this week to honor New York State Trooper Rick Albert, who was shot on duty while conducting traffic. The incident took place on June 16, 2023, when Albert pulled over a speeding vehicle on I 88 in Duanesburg and was shot in the arm by the driver.Barclay emphasized the importance of recognizing the dedication and sacrifices of officers like Rick Albert, stating, "Incidents like this should not be tolerated under any circumstances, and Rick Albert is a prime example of a...
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Rep. Williams Commends Syracuse Native Jeanette Epps before Mission to International Space Station
WASHINGTON — Congressman Brandon Williams (NY-22) has expressed his admiration for astronaut Jeanette J. Epps, a Syracuse native, ahead of her upcoming mission to the International Space Station with SpaceX Crew-8. Epps, along with three other crew members, is set to conduct over 200 experiments focused on researching how the human body moves in space.Dr. Epps, who hails from Syracuse and is a graduate of Corcoran High School and Le Moyne College, holds graduate degrees in aerospace engineering from the University of Maryland. Prior to becoming an astronaut candidate in...
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Mayor Barlow Announces Damario Andrello 2023 Police Officer of the Year
Mayor Barlow Announces Damario Andrello 2023 Police Officer of the Year