Jim Barber of Middeburgh has been named New York state executive director for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency.
The Daily Star reports that the counties making up the Montgomery-Otsego-Schoharie Solid Waste Management Authority are moving toward guaranteeing authority bonds, to get rid of the guaranteed annual tonnage agreement.
The Star said that if the bonds are guaranteed by money in escrow, MOSA would be able to lower its tipping fee from $106 a ton to perhaps $86 a ton.
Daily Star report
Capital district home sales fell 30 percent in May. Data from the Greater Capital Association of Realtors shows 554 single-family homes and condominiums sold in the month, compared to 790 a year ago.
Patients in northeastern New York hospitals gave Cobleskill Regional Hospital the best reports, according to a new survey. The Niagara Health Quality Coalition's seventh annual Hospital Report Card included the opinions of hospital patients for the first time and the Cobleskill hospital was at the head of the list.
Stock Building Supply May Be Sold
SUNY Summer Camps Have Openings
Second Aide Quits County Fiscal Mess
SUNY Cobleskill Adds Fourth BS Degree
Route 7 Work Planned at SUNY in 2010
GOP Committee Taps Slater for Sheriff
Howe Caverns Agrees to Quarrying
Richmondville Man Killed
County Gets Two Budget Officers
OGS to Award SUNY Roof Contract
Two Charged with Burglary
Chamber Hosts Scholarship Fundraiser
Four Partners Seek to Expand Model
Zingale Installed as Coby Tech President
Two Seek GOP Sheriff Nomination
SCS Tractor-Backhoe Purchase Pends
SCS In Need of Improvement
Unemployment Rate Declines
SCS Bandsman Remembers Parades
B-G Contracts Awarded

