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Restoring the Ranks: Military Recruitment Surges

HOUSTON, T.X. (KFXR-AM) — The U.S. military no longer has to look for a few good men and women, because they have found a lot more. Military recruiting continues to surge in…

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Syracuse schools paid out-of-town administrator at least $59k on her way out

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (Syracuse.com) — The Syracuse City School District paid its former chief academic officer at least $59,900 to stop working for the district, and both sides…

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Greece cannabis bust highlights risks of illegal marijuana market

ROCESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A recent illegal cannabis bust in Greece is putting renewed attention on how unlicensed marijuana sales can affect consumers and New York businesses…

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Speeding violations issued by work and school zone cameras raise legal questions

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WAER) — You might be among the thousands of Syracuse-area drivers who have received violations in the mail for speeding through a school zone or construction…

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Large employers facing new job posting requirements

ALBANY, N.Y. (The Capitol Pressroom) — Jared Cook, senior counsel at the law firm Tully Rinckey, discusses legislative efforts to regulate “ghost job” listings by large…

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Law Firm Skeptical AI Can Help Speed Up Security Clearances

WASHINGTON, D.C. (National Defense Magazine) — The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency has proposed using artificial intelligence in its security clearance…

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Attorney answers questions about speed zone cameras

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WGRZ) — As you are driving this summer through construction zones, you might have noticed speed cameras. According to the state’s website, the program…

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Army tightens job performance rules for civilian employees

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Stars & Stripes) — A workforce policy directive that the Army implemented this month will make it easier to terminate underperforming civilian…

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Army Orders Fast-Track Firings of Civilians for Unacceptable Performance

WASHINGTON, D.C. (FEDweek) — The Army ordered that supervisors are to start the process for firing civilian employees on grounds of unacceptable performance within seven…

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Six Lives, One Mystery: The Mechanicville Tragedy

MECHANICVILLE, N.Y. (WRGB) — Six people — a grandmother, her daughter and four children — were found dead inside a Mechanicville apartment on June 23 after a welfare…

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