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		<title>New York:-Unemployment rate creeps upward in region</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Although McGraw Hill thinks 2010 will be better (See previous post), Upstate New York is trying to grapple with today&#8217;s statistics&#8230;
From UticaOD.com (NY):

Unemployment rate creeps upward in region

Anthony Bell of Utica has been looking for work for about a year. But so far, nothing has turned up.


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Although McGraw Hill thinks 2010 will be better (See previous post), Upstate New York is trying to grapple with today&#8217;s statistics&#8230;</p>
<p>From UticaOD.com (NY):</p>
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Anthony Bell of Utica has been looking for work for about a year. But so far, nothing has turned up.<br />
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Bell, 51, worked for TECT Utica in Whitestown for 18 years before being laid off three years ago. He did a stint working on a dredge barge in the canal over the summer of 2008, but the work was just seasonal, and he needs something full-time&#8230;</p>
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But statistics released Thursday from the state Department of Labor paint an uncertain picture for Bell and thousands like him who are unemployed in the Mohawk Valley&#8230;.</p></blockquote>
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