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Catskill's Top 10

Posted: May 18th

 

Sally - University of Buffalo
Kyle - University of Rochester
Sonia - Dartmouth University
Antonio - Amherst College
Angelica- Syracuse University
Brandon - Rochester Institute of Technology
Joseph - Syracuse University
Katie - Syracuse University
Kalya - State University of New York at Cortland
Emily (missing from photo) - Union College

 

 

CHS 2010 winners of the American High School Mathematics Competition

Posted: April 29th

 

Math WinnersCatskill High School is proud to announce the 2010 winners of the American High School Mathematics Competition.  Senior Joe earned the highest score for the AMC-12.  Fellow seniors, Brandon and David also earned special team member status for their top score on the AMC-12.  Sophomore Jordan earned the highest score on the AMC-10 exam.

 

The contest, which covers high school mathematics, is given in participating schools.  Its purpose is to spur interest in mathematics and develop talent through the excitement of friendly competition at problem solving in a timed format.  In 2009, over 220,000 students from 4,200 schools participated in the AMC10 & AMC12 contest.  

 

 

Newschannel 13

 

Newschannel 13’s Benita Zahn and Robert AltmanNewschannel 13’s Benita Zahn and Robert  Altman, President and CEO, WMHT Public TV/Radio  visited Catskill High School students on Wednesday. Zahn and Altman spoke to students in Michael Piedemonte’s Broadcasting class and provided students with a "real life" view of work in print as well as media journalism. They also toured the new digitial studios and discussed student projects.

 

Pictured left to right are teachers Mike Piedmonte, Patrick Hernandez, Bill Maouris, Jr. Meghan Baxter, Dr. Kate Farrell, Superintendent, Cheryl Rabinowitz, Director of Technology, Flo Hayle, 98.5 Radio Talk Show Host, Benita Zahn and Robert Altman 
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Emergency Operations Center

Greene County Emergency Services has opened an Emergency Operations Center for storm related issues. Red Cross shelters have been opened at the Athens Fire House on Third Street in Athens, the Freehold Firehouse on Rte 32 in Freehold, and the county Emergency Operations Center on Volunteer Drive in Cairo. Anyone needing assistance should call the Emergency Operations Center at 518-635-5119 , 635-5120 and 635-5121.

 

 

Carbon Monoxide Detectors

On 2/23/10 , Amanda's Law, which mandates the installation of carbon monoxide (CO) detectors in every home in New York went into effect.  The law is named for 16-year-old Amanda Hansen of West Seneca, New York, who died January 17, 2009 due to a carbon monoxide leak from a defective boiler while sleeping at a friend's house.  

According to the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control (OFPC), fire departments in New York responded to more than 42,000 calls involving carbon monoxide in 2007, the most recent year with complete data. A majority of these calls came in at night time hours and during the winter months.

In addition to installing carbon monoxide alarms, Governor Paterson and the OFPC remind homeowners to take the following actions to help reduce their risk and stay safe:

● Test and/or replace alarms according to the manufacturer's instructions;

● Have heating systems, vents, chimneys and flues tested, inspected and cleaned by a qualified technician each year;

● Never leave a car running in an attached garage;

● Regularly examine vents and chimneys for improper connections, rust, soot or other debris;

● Never run a vehicle, generator or other fuel powered motor indoors, even if garage doors are open to the outdoors;

● Never use a gas oven to heat a home, and only use barbecue grills outdoors - never in a house or garage; and

● Remember that carbon monoxide alarms are not substitutes for smoke alarmsSmoke alarms should also be installed on every level of a home as well as in or outside all sleeping areas.

For more information on Amanda's Law, click here ( http://www.ny.gov/governor/press/press_02221001.html ).  And, as always, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me at allison.epstein@chamber.state.ny.us or call me at 845-334-9378.  

Sincerely,
Allison

Allison Epstein
Mid-Hudson Regional Director
Office of Governor David A. Paterson
One Albany Avenue, Suite G5
Kingston, NY 12401

845-334-9378 (phone)
845-334-9373 (fax)
allison.epstein@chamber.state.ny.us 

 

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