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Job: Small Animal Vet Somerset Bruton Veterinary Practice
Practice Type: Veterinary Small Animal Practice Job Type: Permanent, Part Time Posted on: 14 Jan 2019 2019-01-14T11:21:54.9170000 2019-03-15T11:21:54.9170000 Job Description A great opportunity has become available for an experienced vet to join our team at Bruton, a market town in the south of Somerset. We can offer an extremely good package with great cpd for the right person. The position is for sole charge for 3 days a week, alternate sat mornings and 1 in 4 weekends on call.
Native Hawaiian game decolonises virtual world
A team of 13 Kanaka Maoli (native Hawaiian) and 2 non-native teenagers have created a video game entirely in the Hawaiian language. The game called He Ao Hou, or “a new world” in Hawaiian, tasks the player with exploring the galaxy within a narrative firmly rooted in native Hawaiian culture and storytelling tradition.
Artificial intelligence, search technologies, and cancer care
Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to dynamic technology that can learn on its own apart from prefabricated algorithms or patterns of user behavior. This means that a machine powered by AI should be able to improve its efficiency and expand its abilities over time as it collects new information and “learns” new skills. While people might be more familiar with “pseudo-intelligent” digital assistants like Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Alexa, AI is beginning to initiate change in various industries.
Cashless society harder for homeless people
Cashless societies complicate economic activity for people in the informal economy without physical addresses or bank accounts, something India has found out during its demonetization campaign. There are a number of schemes in place to try and use cashless payments to encourage more effective giving, although critics say these reduce homeless people’s agency.
What C&A's Inspiring Women campaign did for employees' wellbeing
This article was first published in The Long View 2016 chapter Women Beyond Gender. Please share your thoughts here and join the conversation on social media with #longview2016. Women are at the centre of C&A’s global retail business. They work the cotton farms and fields, they gin and produce fabric, they stitch our clothing, they are the majority of our store staff, and they are our target customer.
David Finnigan's signals playlist: The future of pop music
For one, because the way pop music is composed, packaged, marketed, and consumed tells us a lot about where society is and where it’s going. If you want to learn about British society in 1963, you could do worse than take a look at the Beatles song, ‘I Saw Her Standing There’. The lyrics give us a glimpse of gender and sexual politics of the day - a romance between a man and a teenage girl at a dance.
Run your own 'Future of jobs and livelihoods' workshop
These workshop materials were originally published by bond here. The world of work is changing radically, with profound implications for livelihoods around the world. Bond, the UK network for organizations working in international development, and Forum for the Future have developed a set of scenarios and tools to explore what the future of livelihoods could be for developing and emerging economies in 2030-2035.
Aaron Maniam's signals playlist: How will we govern ourselves?
The challenges facing societies, economies and nations are growing more complex exponentially. The capacities of communities, businesses and governments to respond are also growing more sophisticated, but at best only in a linear fashion. Our responses need to be much more collaborative, harnessing the strengths of all sectors and stakeholders to deal with increasingly turbulent and unpredictable environments.
Five trends on Lebanon’s radar for 2018
Lebanon’s landscape should inspire long-term thinking, dotted with millennia-old ruins and centennial cedars. But its planning sticks close to the present. A forwards-looking conference in Beirut in December carried the title ‘A world on edge: What to expect in 2018’. Prime Minister Saad Hariri kicked it off – his recent return from his short-lived resignation lending an air of relief to the scene.
Amazon Key lets delivery people into your house-and it just got hacked
Researchers from Rhino Security Labs have shown that it is possible to hack Amazon’s Cloud Cam and turn it offline if you are within wifi range. So what?The Cloud Cam allows customers to watch footage of delivery staff entering the home whilst they are out – this helps prevent burglaries. The delivery staff does this by using Amazon’s latest hardware launch the Amazon Key.
Florida's governor requests for funding to address sea level rise
SeaLevelWise #SignalofChange: @FLGovScott Budget request includes $3.6 million for the Department of Environmental Protection to assist local governments in #sealevelrise planning and #coastalresilience projects. https://t.co/vuQBQ1rMn2
Russian Young Leaders reimagine the energy system
On the black sea near the town of Anapa in the south of Russia, just where the Caucasus mountain range begins, is Smena (‘Change’) Foundation: a vast and permanent camp to prepare young people for the future. Disciplines range from engineering to pharmaceuticals to the arts, while features include a competitive sportsground, a planetarium and a 3D-printing lab. An ‘Avenue of Fame’ is lined with busts of Russian ‘heroes’ voted in by its students – including Gagarin, the first astronaut.
Trio held on $20k bail for meth charges
NORWICH–According to the New York State Police, on July 17, at approximately 9:23 p.m., in the Town of Norwich, three individuals were arrested and charged with unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine third degree, a class D felony; and petit larceny, a class A misdemeanor. The three arrested and charged were: •Steven E. Sapinsky, 41, of New Berlin •Sabrina J. Gray, 26, of New Berlin
Police: Several packages of heroin recovered on July 18
COVENTRY – Two individuals remain incarcerated at the Chenango County Correctional Facility after being arrested and charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance, criminal using of drug paraphernalia and unlawful possession of Marijuana on Tuesday July 18, following an investigation into the sale and possession of Heroin in Chenango County, a search warrant was issued by Chenango County Court Judge Frank B Revoir Jr.
Three charged following a burglary-in-progress complaint over the weekend
(L-R) Button, Jenkins, Vallance NORWICH – Three individuals remain incarcerated at the Chenango County Correctional Facility following a burglary in progress complaint on Saturday July 15. Members of the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office responded to the area of Ronsyl Drive and County Rd 33 in the Town of Norwich, where the complainant reported seeing three subjects fleeing a residence and traveling behind neighboring properties.
NY’s quilting to be celebrated at Earlville Opera House
EARLVILLE – The Earlville Opera House is thrilled to host the Annual Quilt Show sponsored by Sew Nice, featuring three new exhibitions celebrating the rich history of New York State’s quilting culture. All three exhibitions run from July 15, through September 2 with opening reception on Saturday, July 15, from 12-3 p.m., to coincide with the Earlville Community Days Celebration.
Man rejects DA's offer, opts for trial; could face more than 30 years if convicted
NORWICH – A man facing felony charges opted to reject an offer proposed by the Chenango County District Attorney’s Office and proceed to trial. The Chenango County Court convened for an afternoon session on Monday, July 10, for the case of Samuel J. Ackermann. First Assistant District Attorney Michael D. Ferrarese represented the people in the matter, while Public Defender John D. Cameron represented the defendant.
Oxford’s Community Band set to kick-off summer season
OXFORD–The first Oxford Community Band Summer Concert was held in LaFayette Park on July 13 at 7:30 p.m. Francis Wilcox, this summer’s band director, announced the upcoming schedule for the session. The Band performs on Thursday evenings on the parks in Oxford. The remaining Thursday concert dates are: July 20, July 27, Aug. 3 and Aug. 10.
Arts in the Park kicks off July 13 in Hamilton
HAMILTON–The Arts in the Park Series returns for another season of talented musicians, ranging from jazz gems to folk roots, Thursdays on the Hamilton Village Green, free and open to the community. All performances begin at 7 p.m. This year’s series, Siren Songs, celebrates the arts and women’s contributions to the arts, as well their voices in our communities, marking the centennial of women’s suffrage in New York State, three years ahead of the rest of our nation.
200 volunteers are gearing up for the annual Gus Macker 3 on 3 tournament
200 volunteers are gearing up for the annual Gus Macker 3 on 3 tournament By: Michaela Watts, Sun Staff Writer Published: July 8th, 2017 NORWICH – Gus Macker, Norwich’s annual weekend of family fun street basketball, is fast approaching and volunteers are gearing up to make this upcoming weekend a total success. For the past 22 years, the volunteer count has been slowly rising with all walks of life.
Two charged following Thursday afternoon drug bust
NORWICH – Two individuals remain incarcerated at the Chenango County Correctional Facility following an investigation into the sale of heroin in the City of Norwich that was concluded Thursday afternoon. The investigation spanned several months and included members of the Norwich Police Department and members of the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office. The two were charged as follows: • BRYAN J.
Smyrna Citizen Band announces upcoming summer concerts
SMYRNA- On July 3, the Smyrna Citizen Band will perform its annual concert beginning at 7:30 p.m.,on the Red Raville Bandstand above the Smyrna Library. This concert will kick off six week series of Monday evening concerts. Many favorites from over the years will be featured as well as some new ones.
Man rejects plea offer, elects to proceed to trial on drugs and weapon charges
NORWICH – A man facing felony charges opted to reject an offer proposed by the Chenango County District Attorney’s office and proceed to trial. The Chenango County Court convened for a morning session on Wednesday, June 28, where the case of Timothy J. Reid. Judge Frank B. Revoir Jr. presided over the proceeding. District Attorney Joseph A. McBride represented the people of Chenango County in the matter, while attorney Tom Jackson represent the defendant. Timothy J.
Earlville Opera House presents Women of Folk, Sponsored by Preferred Mutual
EARLVILLE– An incredible family legacy comes together when the Earlville Opera House presents Women of Folk, featuring Sloan Wainwright, Lucy Wainwright Roche, and Suzzy Roche, this coming July 15. Founding member and matriarch, Suzzy Roche has recorded numerous albums, written two books, and taught performance at NYU graduate and undergraduate schools and at Princeton University in the Atelier Program.
Authorities: Men possessed meth, materials for manufacturing
CHENANGO COUNTY – The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office arrested two individuals on June 20, after an investigation led to the discovery of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. At approximately 2:00 p.m. members of the Chenango County Sheriff’s Narcotics Division responded to 305 Race Road in the Town of Greene for a narcotics investigation. While at residence members Sheriff’s Office located two men in the active process of manufacturing methamphetamine.
Car crash on Route 12 sends 3 out of 6 to local trauma center
NORWICH – A two-car motor vehicle accident that occurred on State Route 12 in the Town of Norwich reportedly sent three of the six people involved in the crash to a local trauma center on the evening of Sunday, June 18. Chenango County Sheriff Ernest R. Cutting Jr. reports that at approximately 7:12 p.m., the Sheriff’s Office 911 center received a report of a two car motor vehicle crash in front of a local ice cream shop, south of the City of Norwich.
American Legion Post 348 welcomes new handicap accessible features to the New Berlin community
NEW BERLIN – American Legion Post 348, located at 6 Academy Street in New Berlin, for many years has went without the necessary handicap accessible features for decades until recently when members of the Impact Project dedicated their time and resources to help our local veterans. On Saturday June 10, the project was deemed finished and a ribbon cutting ceremony was set to unveil the new renovations to the building.
Prison for Norwich man, judge acknowledges drug problem
NORWICH – Friday, in Chenango County Court, one individual appeared in front of Judge James E. Downey, on matters of agreed upon dispositions and sentencing. The man was sent to prison. Assistant District Attorney Laura R. Parker represented the people, while the defendant was represented by Michael E. Trosset based out of Fly Creek. Neil R.
68th Pageant of Bands draws spectators, competitors from near-and-far
SHERBURNE – Since 1949, the Sherburne Pageant of Bands has been recognized as one of the longest running, largest, and most highly regarded pageants in the state. Today in its 68th year, 32 junior and senior high school bands competed in Jazz Ensemble, Small Ensemble, and Concert Band, as well as Best of Class, Drum Major, Floats, Norman Palmiter Jr., Percussion, Frank L. Miller Outstanding Director and the Albert Whitney Overall Achievement Award.
Norwich native wins "Taught Masters" Fulbright Award
PHILADELPHIA – Andrew Stoquert, a Norwich Native was recently awarded the “Taught Masters” Fulbright Award during his second year at Beasley School of Law at Temple University in Philadelphia and will be completing his third year at the University of Kent in Canterbury, England, focusing on environmental law. Stoquert once attended Norwich City Schools through the seventh grade has since moved and graduated from Charlotte High School in Punta Gorda, Florida in 2011.
Bainbridge man arrested with over 25 grams of marijuana
BAINBRIDGE – According to New York State Police, on May 31at approximately 9:10 p.m. Gasper N. Ciraola, 58, of Bainbridge was arrested for the misdemeanor of criminal possession of marijuana fifth degree and other traffic violations. You're only seeingof the story. Subscribe now to get immediate access to the rest of the story as well as our whole online offering.
The Bullthisle Hiking Club offers several hikes throughout the Holiday weekend
Norwich – On Saturday May 27, the Bullthisle Hiking Club will meet at 8 a.m. in the rear parking lot of Howard Johnson Hotel, located in Norwich for an adventurous hike through the Pharsalia Woods. The hike is estimated to be 4 or 5 miles with a creek crossing and minor hills. As is most of the county, the terrain is uneven and a hiking stick is advisable. The club encourages hikers to bring water, a snack and to wear appropriate hike footwear and clothing for the weather.
Greene Community Scholarship Fund awards 37 seniors
GREENE–On Saturday, May 20, the Greene Community Scholarship Fund held its 12 annual “Spring Slice” golf tournament at the Genegantslet Golf Course in Greene. During “Spring Slice”, 100 golfers came out in support of a good cause, enjoying a great meal and perfect weather conditions for a round of golf. Proceeds from the day, which included raffle baskets and a 50/50 raffle, went directly to funding scholarships for graduating seniors of the Greene Class of 2017.
Judge: Since I took the bench, this has to be one of the worst cases I have ever seen
NORWICH – Monday, in Chenango County Court, several individuals appeared in front of Chenango County Court Judge Frank B. Revoir Jr., on matters of agreed upon dispositions and sentencing. During both cases heard in County Court, Assistant District Attorney Laura R. Parker represented the people. • Darren R. Allen of Earlville previously entered a plea of guilty to the crime of assault in the second degree, a class D felony following an incident that was said to have occurred in late December.
Parade entries sought for upcoming Dairy Day
NORWICH – For the past 16 years, Chenango County Dairy Day has been an essential community summer event, drawing hundreds of people to celebrate the history and the impact of agriculture in Chenango County. This year's planning committee would like local farmers, businesses, community members, school groups, and agricultural organizations to be a part of the Dairy Day parade on Saturday, June 17.
Cornell Cooperative Extension holds Food Preservation training
NORWICH–With Spring finally upon us and winter dreams of ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, and green beans will soon be a reality. Many of us are just excited to get our hands on fresh produce from the garden, while some are already planning ahead to preserve their harvest. Cornell Cooperative Extension is excited to offer a series of food preservation classes throughout the year as well as a three day Master Food Preserver training.
Woman charged with murder of disabled veteran pleads to robbery
CHENANGO COUNTY – Melissa Crispell, the woman charged with the murder of an Oxford man entered a plea of guilty to robbery following an agreed upon disposition in court. On Friday, May 12, 2017, in Chenango County Court, Judge Frank B. Revoir Jr., along with District Attorney Joseph McBride, local law enforcement and Crispell’s attorney F. Paul Battisti were present to see if a plea would enter on the record.
Woman charged with murder of disabled veteran pleads to robbery
CHENANGO COUNTY – Melissa Crispell, the woman charged with the murder of an Oxford man entered a plea of guilty to robbery following an agreed upon disposition in court. On Friday, May 12, 2017, in Chenango County Court, Judge Frank B. Revoir Jr., along with District Attorney Joseph McBride, local law enforcement and Crispell’s attorney F. Paul Battisti were present to see if a plea would enter on the record.
Morrisville State College honors several individuals during the 106th graduation ceremony
MORRISVILLE—As Kara Budinock was helping her father grow beans, pumpkins and cucumbers in the family garden at age 5, little did she know she was planting the seeds of her career. The annual custom, along with her creative flair, led to bigger things at Morrisville State College where she pursued an interest in floral design and vegetable production through the college’s horticulture programs.
NHS Sophomores coordinating the Second Annual PMC Kids Bike Ride in Norwich
NORWICH – Sophomore twin-sisters have opted to take on the challenge of bringing something special to Norwich. The girls, Hannah and Brenna Baker, have participated in the PMC in Rhode Island for many years and are now coordinating the Second Annual PMC (Pan-Mass Challenge) Kids Bike Ride in Norwich. Last year the twins coordinated the first ride ever held in New York State. With the bike ride and additional fundraising, this special event was able to raise $12,133.
Criminal Justice professor receives Morrisville State College’s Distinguished Faculty Award
MORRISVILLE—Dr. Clare Armstrong-Seward of Smyrna has been named Morrisville State College’s Distinguished Faculty Award recipient. This award is presented annually to a faculty member who displays professional growth, personal and professional achievement and has provided outstanding service to the college. Armstrong-Seward will be recognized during the college’s 106 commencement ceremony on May 6 at 1 p.m. in the recreation center located on the main campus.
B-G School District proproses upcoming 2017-2018 budget
BAINBRIDGE – Superintendent Timothy Ryan spoke on behalf of the Bainbridge Guilford Central School District’s proposed budget. The 2017-2018 proposed budget hearing will be held on Tuesday, May 9 at 7 p.m. in the High School Auditorium and following that public meeting will be voting day on Tuesday, May 16 from noon- 9 p.m. in the Greenlawn Elementary School and the Guilford Town Hall.
A Little Herbal Shoppe will host a grand opening on Thursday April 20
NORWICH–A Little Herbal Shoppe located at 97 E Main St, Norwich next to Bohemian Moon will be having a grand opening on Thursday April 20th to debut its beautiful handmade jewelry and all natural herbal products. everyone who comes in 10% off their entire order. The Little Herbal Shoppe is a mother and daughter business team who enjoy being creative and crafty. “Patience DeMun is my daughter and she makes handcrafted jewelry.
One woman airlifted after MVA on County Rd 27
One woman airlifted after MVA on County Rd 27 By: Michaela Watts, Sun Staff Writer Published: April 13th, 2017 OXFORD–Sheriff Ernest R. Cutting, Jr. reports that on April 12, 2017 at approximately 12:30 p.m. members of the Chenango County Sheriff’s office responded to County Rd 27 in the Town of Oxford for a report of a one car motor vehicle accident. Christina E. Graham, 26, of Norwich was traveling southbound on County Road 27 with her 6 year old son when she lost control of her vehicle.
Gilbertsville man arrested for a felony after allegedly assaulting someone with a pipe
GUILFORD-Nathan W. Reigles, 34, of Gilbertsville was arrested by New York State Police at Sidney for a felony charge of assault second degree. Reigles arrest occurred after troopers were advised of an assault that occurred outside a home on Ives Settlement Road in the Town of Guilford.
Couple accused of killing 16-year-old arraigned in county court
NORWICH – During an afternoon session the Chenango County Court house was filled with court officials, law enforcement of the Sheriff’s department and concerned community members waited to hear what Judge Frank B. Revoir would place on the record in the matter of Ernest F. Franklin, Jr. and Heather Franklin, the Guilford couple who allegedly murdered their 16-year-old son. It is alleged that the couple killed their son the day before setting their residence on fire. Ernest F.
B-G schools embark on a district wide Capital Project with approval from the community
BAINBRIDGE – Superintendent Timothy Ryan spoke on behalf of the Bainbridge Guilford Central School District about the newly proposed Capital Project and how plans are already underway. On Wednesday, March 22, after several voting sessions being held in the surrounding areas of Bainbridge and Guilford the night ended with 204 yes votes and 87 no votes for the capital project.
Maple Madness wraps up the Oxford Winter Farmers’ Market
OXFORD– What better way to “tap into spring” than by celebrating its sweetest harvest? Come to the season’s final Oxford Winter Farmers’ Market this Saturday, April 1, to stock up on maple products by local producers. The market runs from 10-1 p.m.,, at the Parish House Community Center of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Main Street in the Village of Oxford.
Hope for Hydrops hosting a Spaghetti dinner, Saturday, April 1
NEW BERLIN–A community relies together to help support a family that’s lost a child to hydrops. Hydrops Fetalis is a condition that affects 1 in 1,000 births. There are two types, immune hydrops and nonimmune which is the most common. There is a 60 to 90% mortality rate with nonimmune hydrops. Megan Martinez has shared her story through facebook and other forms of social media to spread the word about this life threatening condition.
Couple arraigned for teen’s murder
GUILFORD – The Chenango County couple, who was charged with the murder of their teenage son and setting their Mount Upton home on fire to cover up the alleged crime, were arraigned in the Town of Guilford Court Wednesday morning. Ernest Franklin II, 35, and Heather Franklin, 33, were each arraigned on a felony charge of second degree murder. The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office said that the pair has additional charges of arson and tampering with physical evidence.
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