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One lucky high school junior or senior in Oneida County will have the opportunity to work alongside County Executive Anthony Picente this summer.

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Indian Nations and Tribes around New York will be meeting in Albany today.  The purpose of the forum is to strengthen partnerships and promote local investment.

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A new website offering Herkimer and Oneida county census data is up and running.

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Oneida County is working to keep open the tower at Griffiss International Airport because of the business impact its closure could have.

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In a 23 to 4 vote, the Oneida County Board of Legislators approved its new district lines, with many lauding its near equal representation for all 23 districts.

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Oneida County has won a court case against a man who was seeking a $5 million judgement against the county.

Travis Woods, who is wheelchair bound, was arrested in October of 2009 by Utica Police on drug charges

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Oneida County is on solid financial ground, according to the big three credit rating agencies.

This week, Fitch, Standard and Poors and Moody's all gave the county an A-plus rating.

All three agencies also gave the county a stable outlook

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Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente called for renewed talks with the Oneida Indian Nation in his State of the County Address.

The Oneida Indian Nation has issued a statement in response to Picente's address

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Consolidation was a major theme of Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente's State of the County Address.

Picente announced a new initiative -- Project ARGO or Action to Realign Government Operation -- to fund consolidation and collaboration projects

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Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente will deliver his State of the County Address tomorrow morning at the Radisson Hotel in downtown Utica.

The cost to attend the breakfast, which starts at 8:00, is $20

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