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Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Newbies wary of their location

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Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Newbies wary of their location
Whether they are big or small, old or young, cat or dog, when new pets arrive at the Beverly Animal Shelter they are wary of their new location. Some adjust quickly, while others may take weeks to adjust. Nevertheless, they all hope that their stay will be short. Can you help shorten the stay of this week’s pet? GOTTI Pit... more

Former-employees dispute claim that ‘low salaries’ drive resignations in Seneca County

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Former-employees dispute claim that ‘low salaries’ drive resignations in Seneca County
The Seneca Supervisors say it’s time to deal with employee retention. Earlier this year, County Manager John Sheppard released a report highlighting the losses that Seneca County has experienced. It revealed more than 20 vacancies and 47 resignations. The resignations were attributed to salary deficiencies, as Seneca County came in significantly lower than competing counties in the area. Board moving... more

THE MELISSA KILLELEAGH SHOW: How one person can propel powerful change (podcast)

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THE MELISSA KILLELEAGH SHOW: How one person can propel powerful change (podcast)
On Tuesday afternoon’s edition of The Melissa Killeleagh Show, Katie MacIntyre, a 261 Fearless Ambassador is in-studio for Melissa’s ‘Women who make a difference’ segment and a fun story of how one person propelled powerful change, especially as told by Stephen Beals and Karen Huntington Beals. Who can you share this important message with? . more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Newbies wary of their location

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Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Newbies wary of their location
Whether they are big or small, old or young, cat or dog, when new pets arrive at the Beverly Animal Shelter they are wary of their new location. Some adjust quickly, while others may take weeks to adjust. Nevertheless, they all hope that their stay will be short. Can you help shorten the stay of this week’s pet? GOTTI Pit... more

THE MELISSA KILLELEAGH SHOW: How one person can propel powerful change (podcast)

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THE MELISSA KILLELEAGH SHOW: How one person can propel powerful change (podcast)
On Tuesday afternoon’s edition of The Melissa Killeleagh Show, Katie MacIntyre, a 261 Fearless Ambassador is in-studio for Melissa’s ‘Women who make a difference’ segment and a fun story of how one person propelled powerful change, especially as told by Stephen Beals and Karen Huntington Beals. Who can you share this important message with? . more

Former-employees dispute claim that ‘low salaries’ drive resignations in Seneca County

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Former-employees dispute claim that ‘low salaries’ drive resignations in Seneca County
The Seneca Supervisors say it’s time to deal with employee retention. Earlier this year, County Manager John Sheppard released a report highlighting the losses that Seneca County has experienced. It revealed more than 20 vacancies and 47 resignations. The resignations were attributed to salary deficiencies, as Seneca County came in significantly lower than competing counties in the area. Board moving... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Special Felines

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Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Special Felines
Many pets find themselves at the Beverly Animal Shelter after their owner has moved. These are the circumstances for this week’s pets. BooBoo and Jazzie were not accepted at their owner’s new location. Shawna on the other hand, was left in the apartment after her owner moved away. What makes them special? All these felines have identifiable breed qualities. BooBoo... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Supervisors Davidson, Lorenzetti discuss Seneca County (podcast)

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INSIDE THE FLX: Supervisors Davidson, Lorenzetti discuss Seneca County (podcast)
On Thursday’s edition of the Inside the FLX podcast Josh Durso was joined by Fayette Town Supervisor Cindy Lorenzetti and Lodi Town Supervisor Lee Davidson to discuss a variety of ongoing issues in Seneca County. Among the items discussed were a potential water authority, employee compensation, future development in the County as a whole, and the expectations moving forward for... more
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