Site search

Search results

3 results found

Proposed assistant city manager gets some council support in budget talks

By Howard B. Owens
Jan 28, 2014, 11:49am

Free Wi-Fi and free electricity for electric cars were all but shot down Monday night during a budget work session at City Hall.

Meanwhile, Council members remain divided on whether to hire a new assistant city manager.

The argument for: There are too many tasks on City Manager Jason Molino's

McMurray calls for national plan for COVID-19 testing

By Howard B. Owens
Apr 30, 2020, 5:11pm

Press release:

Today, Nate McMurray, candidate for U.S. Congress in NY-27, called on President Trump’s administration to adopt a national COVID-19 response plan that would test, track and treat across all 50 states.

McMurray also criticized his opponent State Senator Chris Jacobs for his lack of leadership in the midst

College-bound seniors' 'Decision Day' at GCC evolves into 'Visit Year'

By Billie Owens
Apr 30, 2020, 6:54pm

By Thomas Priester, Ed.D, associate vice president for Student Success and director, Educational Opportunity Program, at Genesee Community College (inset photo left):

As if graduating high school during a global pandemic isn't hard enough, thousands if not millions of high school seniors have another struggle before them. What to do next