Census Bureau: 78.6% of people in Oneida County were old enough to vote in 2021
Of the 232,034 citizens living in Oneida County in 2021, 78.6% were old enough to vote, equating to 182,310 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
Griffo and Miller Advocate for 'Made in NY' Flatware at SUNY
State Senator Joseph Griffo and Assemblyman Brian Miller are urging the State University of New York (SUNY) system and the governor to consider using flatware products made in New York. This call to action comes following SUNY's decision to eliminate plastic utensils and single-use plastics.Sen. Griffo emphasized the importance of supporting local manufacturers, stating, "Our SUNY schools are funded by New York tax dollars and primarily attended by New York’s residents, so it should go without saying that SUNY schools should take pride in the fine products that are...
Miller Disappointed with One-House Budget
Assemblyman Brian Miller (R,C-New Hartford) expressed disappointment with the Assembly Majority's One-House Budget proposal, citing concerns over increased spending, new taxes, surge in migrant funding, and failure to address crucial issues like bail reform. Miller highlighted some positive aspects of the budget while emphasizing that it falls short of addressing the state's infrastructure needs and could lead to fiscal instability.In a statement, Miller acknowledged, "Some aspects of the proposed budget are beneficial to the state," mentioning provisions for school...
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- Waterville Residential Care Center: 3-star nursing home in Oneida County
- 3rd largest nursing home in Oneida County as of Q4 2023
- Katherine Luther Residential Health Care and Rehabilitation was 2nd largest nursing home in Oneida County as of Q4 2023
- Utica Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, a non-profit facility, had a rating of 1 in Q4 2023
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Miller Joins Assembly Minority to Address Child Care in New York
Assemblyman Brian Miller (R, C-New Hartford) and his Minority colleagues in the Assembly have put forth a comprehensive child care enhancement plan aimed at improving child care access and affordability in New York state. The plan includes various measures to reduce child poverty rates and enhance the quality of care provided.The proposed legislation seeks to increase tax incentives for both child care providers and families by expanding tax credits and creating new funding streams for child care facilities. Additionally, the plan aims to expand early childhood education...
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Miller Passes Resolution Declaring March as Maple Month in New York
Assemblyman Brian Miller, representing New Hartford, successfully passed a resolution today, designating March as Maple Month in New York. The state, being the second-largest maple syrup producer in the U.S., takes pride in its maple industry, which holds the prestigious position of being the first crop harvested annually. The economic impact of maple products in New York is substantial, with the industry valued at an impressive $31.3 million.In a statement, Assemblyman Miller expressed his appreciation for the tradition of maple production in the state, saying, "There...
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Transforming Communities: Downtown Revitalization Investments
Assemblyman Brian Miller commended Governor Hochul and municipal leaders for their commitment to revitalizing local communities through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) and the NY Forward Program. The initiative focuses on uplifting municipalities like Richfield, Boonville, and Herkimer, ensuring a brighter future for their residents.Richfield, with a $4.5 million NY Forward Award, plans to enhance Main Street and public areas while preserving its historic charm. The village aims to make downtown more pedestrian-friendly, attract small businesses, and...
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Griffo and Picente to Host Artificial Intelligence Roundtable Discussion
New York State Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-C-Rome, and Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. have announced their collaboration in hosting a roundtable discussion focused on artificial intelligence (AI). The event, open to the public, is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, Feb. 28 at the Mohawk Valley Community College Rome Campus.Sen. Griffo highlighted the importance of the discussion, stating, “The use of artificial intelligence is becoming more and more common.” He expressed gratitude to Picente Jr. and the panelists for their participation in what promises to be...
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Griffo encourages area students to apply for New York Conference of Italian American State Legislators scholarships
New York State Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-C-Rome, announced that the New York Conference of Italian American State Legislators is offering four $3,000 scholarships, two for academics and two for athletics. The scholarships are open to New York residents who are current college students or high school seniors preparing for college and reside in a district represented by a conference member.Sen. Griffo's district covers Oneida and Madison counties and parts of Herkimer and Chenango counties. Applicants are required to have a GPA of 85 or higher, be engaged in community service...
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Leave school funding alone!
On February 2, 2024, concerns were raised over the governor’s Executive Budget proposal, particularly regarding school funding in the state. The proposal includes the elimination of the “hold harmless” provision for school funding, which would lead to a significant $168 million reduction in education aid for 337 school districts across the state. Additionally, there are plans to alter the foundation aid formula, potentially resulting in a further reduction of $245 million in aid.Amidst a budget that is set to grow by $5.9 billion in state operating funds, criticisms have...
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Todd Pfannestiel named Utica's Tenth President
Todd Pfannestiel named Utica's Tenth President
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Cancer Survivorship: Moving Forward on March 21
Cancer Survivorship: Moving Forward on march 21
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