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Around Central NY- Erie Canal

By: Administrator

Updated: February 28, 2013

The old Erie canal gave pioneers a way out west. The canal ran along the path of today's Oriskany boulevard in Utica and went through Yorkville , Whitesboro, and Syracuse ending at lake Erie. An original building on the canal is where we find Joe Kelly in this weeks around central New York.

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Turning Stone Resort & Casino is getting ready to open its multi-million dollar entertainment facility, Exit 33.

Officials say everything is going as planned, but they are looking to hire more people. The Oneida Nation is looking to fill over 100 part-time full-time positions ranging from club managers to cooks.

"You just have to be fun and outgoing. We don't really look for a lot of experience. We just want people that have a fun attitude and are willing to learn," said Jerry Marrello, Sr. Entertainment Operations Manager.

If you are interested, a job fair will be going on until 8 p.m. Monday night in the Oneida Room at Turning Stone.