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Randy Smith went to the Cayuga County Jail on Wednesday under much different circumstances than he went there exactly six months earlier. Smith, 46, of Auburn, was presented with his recovery peer advocate certification that day by Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck. Sponsored by the Heroin Epidemic Action League, Smith's training prepares him to support people in recovery from the same addiction that brought him to the jail Aug. 23. And Schenck believes Smith's success will lead to better peer support services at the facility. Six months earlier, though, Smith didn't feel like a success. A ...

Kim Nelson, who joined Eagle County Paramedic Services as a part-time employee in October 1995 and became a full-time employee in January 1999, will retire Jan. 31.

Full Employment In The New Monetary Policy Framework, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard, At The Inaugural Mike Mccracken Lecture On Full Employment Sponsored By The Canadian Association For Business Economics (Via Webcast) Date 13/01/2021 I want to thank the Canadian Association for Business Economics for inviting me to join you today, particularly president Bonnie Lemcke and past president Armine Yalnizyan. It is a pleasure to be here with Carolyn Wilkins. I am honored to deliver the inaugural Mike McCracken Lecture on Full Employment.1 Widely known for his critical contributions ...

Bryan Bush describes the effect the COVID-19 pandemic is having on a new drug problem in Cayuga County this way: “Gasoline on the fire.” Bush, a certified recovery peer advocate at Confidential Help for Alcohol & Drugs in Auburn, sees the problem several days a week at the Cayuga County Jail, where he counsels inmates. For every 10 who sit across from him, eight or nine have recently switched their drug of choice from heroin, Bush said. “They tell me they don’t care about heroin anymore,” he said. “Just molly.” It has been around for more than a decade, but ...

James R. Ferrier ORWIGSBURG — A Pottsville man is headed to Schuylkill County Court on separate driving under the influence charges arising from incidents in Schuylkill Haven and West Brunswick Township. Dylan M. Evans, 24, of 927 Cressona Road, Apt. 2, faces charges of possession of a small amount of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, DUI, disregarding traffic lane, failure to drive at a safe speed and failure to notify police of accident in one case and DUI and stop sign violation in the other. Magisterial District Judge James R. Ferrier on Tuesday ordered charges in the firs...