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LeRoy School Board Meeting

LeRoy School Board Meeting

LeRoy, NY - The Le Roy Central School District offered Senator Michael Ranzenhofer their sincere thanks and appreciation for the support he provided the district this past year. The Senator worked with the district to secure some additional funding to help defray unanticipated costs incurred by the district as a result of significant environmental testing. Picture: (from left to right) Kim Cox, Superintendent of Schools; Donald Hobart, Le Roy School Board President; and Senator Ranzenhofer. 

October 9, 2012
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Car Seat Safety Check at Clarence H.S.

Child Car Seat Safety Check at Clarence High School

Clarence, N.Y. - Senator Mike Ranzenhofer sponsored a child car seat safety check at Clarence High School. In total, technicians from the Erie County Sheriff's Department inspected over 20 car seats.

October 6, 2012
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2012 Outstanding Legislator Award

2012 Outstanding Legislator Award

The New York State Ophthalmological Society has presented its 2012 Outstanding Legislator Award to Senator Ranzenhofer for his commitment to the preservation of quality medical eye care for all New Yorkers. Senator Ranzenhofer received the award at a dinner for the Buffalo Ophthalmological Society.

October 5, 2012
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Crossing signal time to increase at Route 5, Ross Street

Helping walkers to cross East Main Street more safely

State Senator Michael H. Ranzenhofer has announced the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) will be increasing the crosswalk signal time by 20 percent for pedestrians at the intersection of Route 5 and Ross Street in Batavia.

Senator Ranzenhofer requested the NYSDOT conduct a study late last year.

“After receiving complaints that the time allotted by the signal had been too short – especially for residents at a nearby senior housing facility – to walk across a multi-lane road safely, I requested the State Department of Transportation determine essential improvements for the intersection,” said Ranzenhofer.

September 26, 2012
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Alpina Foods opens first yogurt plant in Batavia

Alpina Foods opens first yogurt plant in Batavia

Batava, N.Y. - Senator Ranzenhofer joins Alpina Foods' leadership, Empire State Development Corporation CEO Ken Adams, and other elected officials for a ground-breaking ceremony at the company's first manufacturing facility in the United States. The $20 million factory currently employes 30 people, with another 20 more jobs expected in the next few months.

September 24, 2012
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UnitedHealthcare to add 150 new employees at Tonawanda facility

UnitedHealthcare to add 150 new employees at Tonawanda facility

Tonawanda, NY - Senator Mike Ranzenhofer speaks to members of UnitedHealthcare's leadership team, employees and other elected officials and community leaders at a jobs announcement.

September 1, 2012
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