Since joining Preferred in December 2021 as manager, corporate communications, Valenza has been instrumental in strengthening both Preferred Mutual’s internal and external communications.…
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At SUNY Oneonta, Legname supervises a team of academic advisors and ensures academic policies and procedures are followed. She is a passionate advocate for students, approaching her work with empathy, collaboration, and a deep commitment to equity and inclusion.…
“I look forward to working with Judy McKinney-Cherry and all of the team members who have done a fantastic job for the region since the inception of the Council in 2011...."…
Davidson has been with LEAF since 2019, when she started as a prevention specialist. Her professional journey has been marked by a deep commitment to public health and community wellness.…
Dr. Brower, an Oneonta native and SUNY Delhi alum, has a long history at Delhi, including serving as interim provost.…
We are glad to be a part of Cooperstown Winter Carnival. On behalf of the board and staff of Otsego 2000, and everyone at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market, I want to thank everyone for making this community event a success.…
Under current law, sexual assault involving someone who is “mentally incapacitated” is narrowly defined. It only applies when the victim’s incapacitation results from the involuntary administration of intoxicating substances. This excludes cases where victims voluntarily consumed drugs or alcohol and were subsequently incapacitated, leaving them without recourse to hold perpetrators accountable.…
The United States, Russia and Great Britain signed the Budapest Memorandum, giving guarantees to Ukraine and other nations of sovereignty when they gave up their nuclear weapons.…
Not all houses burned in neighborhoods that otherwise were wiped out. The survivors had been built with tile roofs, stucco or stone walls and metal-clad doors, and windows with operable metal shutters. You know, like those Spaniards.…
In 2023, this “Citizen Science” column focused on distinguishing science from pseudoscience; in 2024, we sought to demystify energy by studying the various flavors of real energy. This year, we’ll further develop our critical thinking skills and sleuthing abilities by looking at outstanding mysteries in physics—what the problem is, why the solution continues to elude us, and what’s been done so far to solve it.…
