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Like to give a warm welcome to the new supervisor who is on this committee sandra lee fewer. [applause] our clerk is derek evans and from sfgtv we would like to thank the staff. Felix is new and at this time mr. Clerk do you have any announcements. Yes, sir madam chair. Please silent all cell phones and Electronic Devices and items should be submitted to the check and items will be on the tuesday january 242017 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Thank you. Mr. Clerk can you cal...

Until supervisor john kim has asked that it be postponed and arguing in favor is that chairs are supposed to serve a year and i was appointed in february. So we could do that, too. I dont care. What is the boards preference . To postpone it . [inaudible] [off mic] we will postpone that for a year. The other thing that is that until next month . Yes. X month i suppose. I just i apologize for my voice today. I spent the last few days in washington at the Transportation Research board. It was extre...

Quorum but we will take the other items okay. Communications. I have two. One is the question is do we want to make the election of chair and vice chair do we want to postpone until supervisor john kim has asked that it be postponed and arguing in favor is that chairs are supposed to serve a year and i was appointed in february. So we could do that, too. I dont care. What is the boards preference . To postpone it . [inaudible] [off mic] we will postpone that for a year. The other thing that is t...

Specialty trade contractors added 14,200 jobs overall.

Specialty trade contractors added 14,200 jobs overall, with residential specialty trade contractors added the majority of new positions, with 10,000 overall.

A first-ever public tour of the former grounds of the Tonawanda Coke site along River Road was held Thursday

The Department says the spring snowstorm combined with old pipes and drains caused water to leak into the second floor of the fire station.

Gary DeVoe of Bethlehem was one of four men and three companies convicted of dividing industrial insulation contracts at projects valued at $39 million in government and private projects among themselves.