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Issue of March 21, 2024

Locals: People and Businesses in the News

HUESTIS HONORED: Matthew Michael Huestis of Fly Creek has been named to Clarkson University’s fall 2023 Dean’s List, which is reserved for students who are enrolled in at least 14 credits and achieve a minimum GPA of 3.25. Huestis is a senior majoring in electrical engineering.

HOFSTRA DANCES TOWARD WIN: Joseph James Moussa of Oneonta and the Hofstra University Dance Team raked in the gold as they won first-place honors at the 2024 Universal Cheerleaders Association and Universal Dance Association College Nationals in Orlando, Florida. The competition was held from January 12-14 at ESPN’s Wide World of Sports Complex at the Walt Disney World Resort. “What an amazing week we had, showcasing the hard work, drive, sacrifice, and heart it takes to be a Division I dance team competitive athlete,” said Kelly Olsen-Leon, head coach of the dance team. “Our program represented Hofstra in such a positive way and provided the national competition with power, strength, and a love for what we do. I am extremely proud of each athlete, coach and choreographer for every ounce poured into this program—allowing us to reach our goals year after year.”

CANTON QUALITY: SUNY Canton has announced its list for fall 2023 Part-Time Honors, which recognizes students who are enrolled in 6-11 credits and maintain a GPA of at least 3.25. Kelly C. Cleaveland of Oneonta, majoring in health care management, and Cheyenne Pierce of Otego, majoring in early childhood care and management are among those honored. SUNY Canton President Zvi Szafran said of students listed, “Your commitment to balancing multiple responsibilities while pursuing your education is truly admirable. By earning Part-Time Honors, you have demonstrated exceptional determination and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Keep up the remarkable work, and may your academic journey continue to inspire others.”

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