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SUNY Chemistry Professor Named Inventor of the Year

SUNY Oneonta Chem Prof Named ‘Inventor of the Year‘ ONEONTA – SUNY Oneonta Associate Professor of Chemistry Jacqueline Bennett was named “Inventor of the Year” by The Eastern New York Intellectual Property Law Association for her contributions in green chemistry, most notably “Green Synthesis of Aryl Aldimines Using Ethyl Lactate,” a chemical process for which she received a U.S. patent in 2014. “I’m delighted that Jacqueline is being recognized for her innovative research in green chemistry,” said SUNY Oneonta Provost…

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Man Jumps From I-88 Overpass

Man Jumps From I-88 Overpass, Blocking Traffic For 45 Minutes ONEONTA – A 24-year-old man was airlifted to Wilson Hospital in Johnson City after jumping off the Exit 16 overpass onto I-88 last night. The victim was airlifted by Lifenet to Wilson Hospital, where he is being treated for internal injuries. I-88 was closed for approximately 45 minutes following the incident at 8:15 p.m., which State Police believe to be an attempted suicide. If you are considering suicide, please call…

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Sean Ronald Streek, 47

IN MEMORIAM:  Sean Ronald Streek, 47 COOPERSTOWN – Sean Ronald Streek died unexpectedly Saturday night, June 11, 2016.  He was 47. He was the husband of Betsy, father of Sydnie, stepfather of Matt and Jenny Burch, and son of Ron and Susie Streek of Cooperstown. Arrangements are pending with Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home.…

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CAL HARRIS FACES ONEONTA CHARGE

CAL HARRIS DENIES ONEONTA CHARGE Troopers:  He Threatened Investigator After Parking In Front Of His Home ONEONTA – Cal Harris, the Binghamton-area car dealer who was acquitted of killing his wife after his fourth trial, has told the Binghamton newspaper he was set up by state police, who arrested him after he allegedly parked for more than a hour in front of the Oneonta home of Investigator Terry Schultz. State police report arresting Calvin T. Harris, 55, who lives in…

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