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 Jay Lazarony may not know every child he’s encountered by name, but he sure knows their struggles and accomplishments over his last two-plus decades in Genesee County. Lazarony has worked with thousands of kids to introduce them to vocational opportunities and lessons about required job skills, from time management to good work ethics. He’s had a passion for offering those

Excellus BlueCross BlueShield gave Young Scholars of Utica University a $30,000 Health Equity Award to support Mental Health Equity Programming.

Nearly two years after forced shutdowns brought many parts of the local economy to a halt and put tens of thousands of Lancaster County residents out of work, business activity

FAIRMONT — A state government agency has come up with a way to help jobseekers dress for success without breaking their budget.

FAIRMONT — A state government agency has come up with a way to help jobseekers dress for success without breaking their budget.

HANNIBAL — Area middle-school students will have the opportunity to meet with community businesses at the WORTHY event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 10, at the

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology is now paying full- and part-time custodial workers a minimum of $16.45 an hour, the school announced recently.

The child care crisis comes with a heavy penalty for moms, businesses, children and child care workers

The contract allows John W. Moser, a retired workforce official with 21 years experience in the field, to work up to three days a week.

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