2 candidates, 1 open spot for Olean school board
Two candidates are running for one school board seat when Olean holds its budget and board vote May 18.
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Harrisburg Leaves All Options Open to Deal with Debt
City council approves resolution to put restrictions on sale or lease of Harrisburg’s assets Harrisburg City Council narrowly approved a resolution to begin dealing with the city’s debt crisis, in part by placing restrictions on the sale or lease of city-owned assets that could generate revenue.
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Tyler Florence set to open 3 restaurants
The septuagenarian servers at Sam’s Grill on Bush Street are notoriously gruff, but one of them drops the act after Tyler Florence orders the Hangtown Fry. “Hey, you’re the guy on television, ain’t you?” Months later, when Florence strolls into the Financial…
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MILLSTONE: District, teachers open brand new contract
MILLSTONE – You might think the contention between local teachers and school district officials was at least minimized last month when, after about 18 months of negotiations and flat-out squabbling, both sides signed off on a three-year contract.
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CPEX Pharmaceuticals Issues Open Letter to Shareholders
EXETER, N.H.—-CPEX Pharmaceuticals, Inc. today announced that it has filed definitive proxy materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission for its 2010 Annual Meeting of Stockholders.
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$900m plan to open NZ internet tap
Lower internet prices and unlimited downloads for home connections are predicted to be the result of a new high-speed link planned between New Zealand, Australia and the United States.The project would build a $900 million, 13,000km…
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Fayetteville Rescue Mission Fights To Stay Open
A group that’s been helping the homeless in the Fayetteville area for over 35 years is in danger of closing because of funding shortfalls.
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Wall Street to open higher on Greece deal, jobs data
Wall Street was set to open higher on Thursday as key euro zone officials struck a deal to help Greece with its debt crisis, and U.S. data showed claims for first-time jobless benefits fell more than expected last week.
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