Democrat Will Yandik Visits Sidney on Hopeful Path to Congress
VOL. 150 - NO. 12 SIDNEY, NEW YORK — THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 SUGGESTED PRICE 75¢ Unatego Hosts Area Professionals for Annual Career Day By Allison Collins early, McQuade said, “Make it and demanding schooling part of your life now and be required of professional ar- OTEGO – On Thursday, ready.” McQuade went on to chitectures and the wide span Mar. 17 Unatego Middle/High say that, following the physi- of those academic require- School played host to a broad cal and psychological evalu- ments, which include courses cross section of area profes- ations involved in trooper in physics, calculus, structural sionals for the school’s annual training, assessors moved engineering, design, renovat- Career Day. Laura Butcher, on to detailed background ing and heating, to name but high school guidance coun- checks of every individual a few. “The work is diffi cult,” selor said that while career applicant. “It starts now,” Mc- Jordan said, detailing his own exploration is state-mandated, Quade said of the exemplary nine years of college educa- the format employed for the behavior prerequisite for ac- tion. Though Jordan, who has day is the brainchild of her ceptance into law enforce- been an architect for 30 years, and fellow guidance coun- ment programs. “We’ll go also said, “The fi eld is pretty Unatego students ask questions of the panel of professionals stationed in the school’s selor, Amanda Cane. Butcher, back to your neighbors, your wide open right now.” small gym for Unatego’s annual Career Day, held on Thursday, Mar. 17. Speakers shown who has been at UCS for ten teachers,” said McQuade, ex- A branch manager for here included representatives from WCDO, Springbrook, Wagner Lumber-Nineveh and years, said this year’s Career plaining the importance of Community Bank spoke the Otsego County Sheriff’s Department.
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