2022: 3 coaches at institution in Columbia County earned on average $5,500
The average coaching salary at Columbia-Greene Community College, the only institution paying coaches during 2022 in Columbia County, was $5,500, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
Household Hazardous Waste Disposal & Electronics Recycling Event to be Held
The Dutchess County Division of Solid Waste Management is set to host its next Household Hazardous Waste Disposal & Electronics Recycling Event on Saturday, June 1st. The event will take place from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Dutchess County of Public Works Facility in Poughkeepsie, specifically located at 626 Dutchess Turnpike.Residents of Dutchess County are exclusively invited to participate in this event, which operates on a first-come, first-served basis. Those planning to attend should anticipate wait times and are reminded that registration is capped at 400...
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Seven Local Recipients Earn Vehicles from ‘Way to Work’ Program
Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino expressed, “For parents to be successful and raise healthy families, reliable transportation is key – whether it’s to get to and from work, to take their children to medical appointments or to other school or family commitments. Each of today’s seven recipients have earned the vehicle they’ll drive away in. They have each invested time and effort to the commitment of making a better life for their families and themselves. Dutchess County is proud to give these families an opportunity to flourish.”DCFS Commissioner Sabrina Jaar Marzouka...
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Slater and Putnam Cap Diaper Drive is on the Path to Help Hudson Valley Families
Assemblyman Matt Slater (R,C-Yorktown) recently concluded a successful diaper drive with the Putnam Community Action Partnership (CAP), aimed at providing support to families in need in the Hudson Valley region. The drive received a significant number of donations, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by many families in the area.Expressing his gratitude, Slater stated, “I'm always happy to join forces with Putnam CAP in support of families facing challenges in meeting their children’s basic needs. This year’s drive was a great turn out and we thank everyone who came...
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Slater Rallies with Highway Workers in Support of CHIPS Funding
Assemblyman Matt Slater (R,C-Yorktown), a member of the Assembly transportation committee, showed his support for highway workers advocating for an additional $200 million in CHIPS funding during a recent event in Albany. Slater emphasized the importance of this funding, stating, "Drawing from my experience as a former town supervisor, CHIPS funding is critical to the safety and quality of life in our communities. It is imperative not only to restore this funding but also to increase it and invest in our infrastructure."Carmel Highway Superintendent Mike Stern expressed...
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Slater Rallies in Opposition of State Aid Cuts to Public Schools
Slater, a proud graduate from Yorktown High School and a father of two enrolled in public school, spoke out against Governor Hochul's proposed cuts in State aid to public schools. He stood alongside a bipartisan coalition, educators, school administrators, and NYSUT President Melinda Person in opposition of the Governor's education proposal.In a statement, Slater expressed his concerns, stating, "As a parent and a product of New York's public school system, I understand the importance of adequate funding for our schools. These proposed cuts would be devastating for our...
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Beephan Calls for Bipartisan Support of ‘Melanie’s Law’
Assemblyman Anil Beephan, Jr. (R,C-East Fishkill) led a press conference today, joined by legislative colleagues from the Assembly and state Senate, as they renewed their efforts to pass “Melanie’s Law” and move the legislation forward.“Melanie’s Law” (A.6026) seeks to address a loophole that currently limits orders of protection, leaving certain immediate family members vulnerable. The bill was introduced in response to the tragic death of Melanie Chianese, who was killed by her mother’s ex-partner. Melanie, an adult at the time, was not covered by her mother’s order of...
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Putnam Valley Cheerleading Champions Celebrated in Albany
Assemblyman Matt Slater (R,C-Yorktown) and Sen. Rob Rolison recently invited the Putnam County cheerleading team to Albany to commemorate their 2023 NYS Championship win. The Putnam Valley Tigers secured their first-ever state championship in Binghamton on November 5, 2023, under the leadership of head coach Kelly Wilson, Captain Cameron, and principal of Putnam Valley High School Matt Mellow.Slater expressed his admiration for the team, stating, “As a community, we are inspired by their accomplishment and commitment. I want to give huge congratulations to the team,...
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Slater Advocates for Expansion of Paid Military Family Leave
Assemblyman Matt Slater and Assemblymember Kimberly Jean-Pierre are championing for the expansion of paid military family leave in New York. Slater, in partnership with Jean-Pierre, has signed onto a letter advocating for paid family leave for military spouses, children, parents, and/or domestic partners, regardless of where the service member is deployed."I was stunned to learn the state’s paid family leave does not properly support military spouses when our brave soldiers are deployed. This wrong must be corrected, and I appreciate Assemblymember Jean-Pierre’s...
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Rep. Lawler could vote next month on bill to regulate mail order abortion pills
When U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) returns to Congress after the end of summer recess on Sept. 12, one of the first bills he could consider is the “Support and Value Expectant (SAVE) Moms and Babies Act of 2023” (HR 427), which would restrict the availability of mail-order pills used in chemical abortions.
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HCSD to Host Focus Groups to Address School Climate and Safety
HCSD to Host Focus Groups to Address School Climate and Safety