A group of approximately 15 protesters gathered outside the office of Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle (R-Syracuse) Thursday to call for an end to Tea Party Politics.
"What we need in this country are more jobs and we can have them with politics that cut spending for the lower 90 percent of people," said Grania Marcus of Brighton.
She said that Buerkle has a reputation for her conservative voting record although she is not a registered member of the Tea Party, her vote against raising the debt ceiling earlier this month aligns her with their politics.
Research has shown that the shorter the time between a food being picked and going into your mouth, the more nutrients it has.
“And, it’s usually tastier,” said Lea Kone, who supports the “localvore” movement both personally and professionally. She is employed by the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York (NOFA-NY), which seeks to build an organic and sustainable food system that makes healthy food available within a particular region.
With Steve Jobs bowing out as CEO, Apple Inc. must persuade investors and consumers that it doesn't need the force behind the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad in charge to keep the technology hits coming.
Four Webster residents are inducted into the Section 5 Swimming and Diving Hall of Fame at ceremonies at the Burgundy Basin Inn.
Soon high school football players will start practicing, and those fall games will be just around the corner. As soon as you have photos of your football stars, go to WebsterPost.com/localloop to upload and share.
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Republicans who pushed to continue the temporary Bush-era tax cuts even for billionaires, opposed Obama’s proposed extension of a temporary tax break for ordinary working folks.
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