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February 08, 2010

Westchester legislators table nonunion health contributions

Westchester County employees have no reason to complain about the high cost of their health insurance--$7,992 for individuals and approximately $22,000 for families, because they pay nothing for it--unless they are property taxpayers.

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February 08, 2010

State of City address to focus on Binghamton's dire financial straits, Binghamton Sun & Press-Republican
Bloated MTA spends more but gets less, New York Post
Some municipalities paying for service on their planning, zoning board, Saratgoian
4-day work week among 'green' ideas in Penfield, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Exiled Queens teacher on payroll despite knocking up student, New York Post
The wrong layoffs, New York Post
You'll pay for their raise, New York Post
Orangetown seeks police-chief exam, Middletown Times Herald-Record
Leibell defends expenses after topping local list, Journal News
Ithaca considers $1.4M in employee salary increases, Ithaca Journal
$100G state workers up 16% in '09, Journal News
Katonah-Lewisboro eyes 25 to 30 teacher layoffs, Journal News
Searching for equity, Niagara Falls Gazette
State jobs over $100K on the rise, Binghamton Sun & Press-Republican
Astorino's cuts miss mark, board says, Journal News
For Washington County, extra hours means extra costs, Glens Falls Post-Star
L. Falls considering raises for council members, mayor, Utica Observer-Dispatch
Business group: County board must act on health contributions plan, Journal News