Our Experiences Shape Our Attitude Toward Police
As a society we need to realize that this is a time when we must remove bad actors from law enforcement By Bruce Frassinelli bfrassinelli@ptd.net So while each of us…
Jeff Rea, author of “The Shineman Legacy: The Founder Speaks,” Barbara Shineman, co-founder of the Richard S. Shineman Foundation (center), and Kathy Fenlon, the foundation’s chairwoman.
Book Explores Origins of Oswego’s Richard S. Shineman Foundation
By Payne Horning Everyone in Oswego County and the broader Central New York community knows about the Shineman Foundation, the private foundation that awards more than $1 million annually to…
The Flip Side: Mom-and-Pop Landlords Still Struggling
Eviction moratorium has placed hardships on many landlords during pandemic By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Mom-and pop landlords, or those who own just a few properties, have faced unprecedented challenges since…
The PRO Act: A Potential Major Change to Labor Law Favoring Unions
US labor law may be changed significantly in ways that will benefit unions greatly and restrict management in a number of ways By Steven E. Abraham The National Labor Relations…
An instructor working with a student driver at National Tractor Trailer School (NTTS) in Liverpool. Since 1971, the school has trained and placed thousands of people into professional driving careers.
Dramatic Shortage of Professional Truck Drivers Rolls On
It’s predicted that the industry will soon need to fill more than a million jobs By Steve Yablonski The supply (capacity) side of the freight market was very tight in 2020…
Norman Dann of Palermo is ready for his shift at Damiano’s Eatery in Mexico. The 80-year-old stepped back into the workforce after his stepdaughter had problems finding drivers to deliver pizza.
No Workers? No Problem!
Facing shortage of drivers, Mexico pizzeria owner reaches out to her 80-year-old stepdad, who gladly accepted the job By Ken Sturtz After 34 years on the line at the Nestle…
The Struggle to Find Willing Workers
CNY employers having a hard time hiring new workers, despite high unemployment rates By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Have noticed a bumper crop of “Help Wanted” signs springing up? Are you…
With Low Population Growth, New York Loses Clout in D.C.
By Bruce Frassinelli The results of the much troubled 2020 decennial census are in, and, as feared, New York will lose one congressional seat (27 to 26) and with it…
Mark LaFountain, assistant superintendent for personnel at the CiTi BOCES in Mexico, shaking hands with a student at a recent LPN graduation ceremony. Photo provided.
Longest Standing Administrator at BOCES Announces Retirement
After 39 years in the education system, Mark LaFountain says it’s time to let a younger generation take over By Steve Yablonski Life has been an on-going education for Mark…
Peter Myles holds a poster commemorating 30 years of Harborfest, in 2017.
Two Years Without Harborfest
Director Peter Myles discusses the decision to cancel festival for the second year in a row. He talks about the future of the festival By Steve Yablonski A pall has…
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