5 posts tagged “newzjunky”
Welcome to the JCWB's latest -- an experiment in Citizen Journalism. For starters, we hold no illusions that we are professional journalists -- we are every day citizens. Your next door neighbors, your co-workers, your friends. What we lack in experience we hope to make up for in enthusiasm. And we hope to take advantage of having our ears close to the ground, and bring you the stories that the professional news outlets -- the Goliaths -- might just miss. They might not be the most glamorous stories, nor the most high-profile -- but that doesn't mean that they're any less newsworthy, or any less real.
Our name -- Davey News -- is a tip of the hat to the book "An Army of Davids: How Markets and Technology Empower Ordinary People to Beat Big Media, Big Government, and Other Goliaths." We're living in an age where tools like the JCWB, the Wiki, our various Blogs, and websites like NewzJunky, give the ordinary citizen a voice. We hope that our voice finds an audience -- as well as other like minded citizens who'd like to try their hand at Citizen Journalism. If you are interested, please do get in touch -- experience not necessary!
MÊL
Verizon Wireless announced that it has expanded its network in Lewis County, New York with new cell site in Brantingham.
The new site improves coverage and capacity along Route 12 between Lyons Falls and Lowville.
Due to its relatively easy access to transmission lines, upstate New York may end up with some TWENTY THOUSAND wind towers (e.g. www.windaction.org/documents/3575).
Cape Air - the Massachusetts based airline that provides passenger service to Rutland- is expanding its reach into upstate New York. The regional carrier will begin flights to Saranac Lake and Plattsburgh later this month.
"We're flying up to the communities of Massena, Ogdensburg and Watertown and we're going to be discussing with airport officials in those towns - nonstop service between Albany, New York, Massena, Ogdensburg and Watertown."
The Northern New York Section of the American Chemical Society will be offering Chemistry Olympiad examinations for high school students from Watertown to Plattsburgh in March and April. Highest scores in the national competition will be selected as participants to represent the USA in international events in Budapest, Hungary in July.
