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USEFUZE app helps skilled workers in Southern Tier, beyond - Vimarsana News

USEFUZE app helps skilled workers in Southern Tier, beyond

Rawley Filbin, a Waverly man who runs Filbin Painting in Broome County, launched an app to help gig workers, side hustlers and small business owners.

Sen. Schumer delivers $2.75m to Waverly CSD for regional job training academy - Vimarsana News

Sen. Schumer delivers $2.75m to Waverly CSD for regional job training academy

The district is receiving almost 3 million dollars to help spur the economy and local workforce, all through hands-on STEM training for high schoolers.

Source: weny.com
Waverly awarded $2.75 million for new Chemung Center for Innovation - Vimarsana News

Waverly awarded $2.75 million for new Chemung Center for Innovation

The former Chemung Elementary School will be transformed into the Chemung Center for Innovation with the aid of over $2.75 million in federal funds.

Waverly awarded $2.75 million for new Chemung Center for Innovation - Vimarsana News

Waverly awarded $2.75 million for new Chemung Center for Innovation

The former Chemung Elementary School will be transformed into the Chemung Center for Innovation with the aid of over $2.75 million in federal funds.

Waverly making progress on testing, athletics - Vimarsana News

Waverly making progress on testing, athletics

WAVERLY — The biggest takeaways from last week’s Waverly School Board meeting were that there are still many questions regarding what the next budget will look like, that COVID-19 testing is going well and that the IAC has a plan for going forward. The district has contracts for teachers and the superintendent, but not for support staff, administrators or those workers who are unrepresented. That and unknown changes in factors such as health insurance, along with an uncertain contribution from the state, leave things up in the air for the next budget. On the testing front, in-house ...