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Sunday, April 18, 2021 - 5:41 pm
BY ADAM ATKINSON
North Country This Week
CANTON Another candidate has thrown their hat in the ring for Canton town supervisor in the November election.
Karen McAuliffe, who has received the endorsement of the Conservative party, also recently announced her intention to run as a Democrat for the position which is currently held by Mary Ann Ashley, also a Democrat.
A recent objection to petitions filed with the county Board of Elections by the nominees of the Canton Democratic Committee has determined that a caucus will need to be held before July 22 to determine who will be on the Democratic slate of candidates for the town races here. At the time of this writing, the date of the caucus is yet to be determined.
Friday, April 16, 2021 - 6:01 am
To the Editor:
I am excited to announce my candidacy for Canton Town Supervisor. During my twenty years in real estate, I used to tell clients that Canton is a great place to raise a family. I would like the opportunity to continue and improve on that concept. Besides real estate, I have also worked in banking and am currently the Human Resources Manager with College Association at SUNY Canton.
I believe that all of my career choices will be an asset to me in the position of Town Supervisor. Being a part of this community means a lot to me and I have demonstrated that by my past affiliations with the EJ Noble Hospital Guild, United Helpers Board, three terms on the Canton School Board, coaching softball for the Pee Wee program, Elder for the First Presbyterian Church, and several terms and chairperson for the Canton Village Zoning Board of Appeals.
Millennials return migration
By Carol Davis
CANTON Many business articles and research studies over the past decade have focused on why millennials flock to larger cities to live and work. Large cities and suburbs generally offer higher salaries, more opportunities for upward advancement, and a wide variety of retail shops, sporting events, and community activities. However, some current researchers believe they may be witnessing the beginnings of a trend shift represented by those millennials who return home to rural areas immediately following college graduation or return upon to pursue a second career, a trend referred to as return migration.
Discerning millennials consider several factors before returning to their birth places or hometowns. A United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) research article, entitled Why Some Return Home to Rural America and Why It Matters, indicates that a primary motivating factor for young professionals returning home is the desire for family
Whitmer
Governor Whitmer Creates the Student Recovery Advisory Council
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LANSING, Mich. Governor Whitmer today signed Executive Order 2021-02, to create the Student Recovery Advisory Council of Michigan. As Michigan continues to work around the clock to eliminate COVID-19, the Student Recovery Council will provide guidance and recommendations to ensure Michigan students have the tools and resources they need to get back on track.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has hit Michigan hard, and our students, families, teachers, and school staff have all felt the strain. Still, our educators have worked tirelessly to teach our children during this pandemic under the most stressful conditions, and for that our state is forever indebted to them for their service,” said