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SUNY COBLESKILL BASEBALL CLOSES OUT WEEKEND NAC SERIES SWEEPING SUNY POLYTECHNIC 13-0 AND 6-4

Written By Editor on 4/10/23 | 4/10/23


Cobleskill, N.Y.: The SUNY Cobleskill baseball team closed the weekend North Atlantic Conference (NAC) weekend series with the visiting Wildcats of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute by the Wildcats by scores of 13-0 and 6-4. With the sweep the Fighting Tigers moved into first place in the NAC Western Division improving to 8-10 overall with a 3-0 NAC record on the year while the Wildcats fell to 7-14 overall on the year with a 0-3 record in conference divisional action.  

In the first game the Fighting Tigers dominated the action using an eight-run second inning outburst to decide the issue highlighted by a run scoring triple by junior Matthew Snyder, Latham, N.Y., Shaker High School, and a run scoring single by junior shortstop David Flora, Windsor, N.Y., Windsor High School. 

Staked to an early 8-0 lead, senior southpaw Devin Lewis, Cobleskill, N.Y., Cobleskill-Richmondville High School, hurled six inning of shutout baseball allowing only two hits whild striking out five and walking only one. 

At the plate Cobleskill was led by Matthew Snyder who was 2-for-5 with a triple, a stolen base, two runs scored and three RBI and by sophomore centerfielder Zach Ducorsky, Oceanside, N.Y., Oceanside High School, who was 2-for-4 with a double, two runs scored and an RBI, Sophomore Stephen Tejada, Queens, N.Y., High School for Construction, was also a key contributor going 2-for-2 with two runs scored and an RBI 

The nightcap saw the Fighting Tigers once again take the lead in the second inning with a four-run frame highlighted by a lead-off home run by shortstop David Flora and an RBI double by first-year right fielder Logan Firment, Andes, N.Y., South Kortright High School, to give the home team a 4-0 advantage. 

After the Wildcats had cut the lead to 4-2, Cobleskill added insurance runs in the fourth on an RBI double by senior third baseman Frank Leger, Bronx, N.Y., All Hallows High School, and a run scoring triple by left fielder Matthew Snyder. 

Sophomore starter Andrew Jarkow, Glen Head, N.Y., North Shore High School, worked 6.1 innings to get the win strike out five with relief help from first-year left hander Connor Mulligan, Cheshire, N.Y., Cheshire High School, who recorded the final two outs of the game for his first collegiate save. 

Frank Leger was the offensive catalyst from the lead-off spot going 3-fo4 with a double, a run scored and three RBI while first-year first baseman Dylan Schwam, Cooper City, Fla., South Plantation High School, went 2-for-2 with a double, a run scored and an RBI.  

The Orange & Black will return to action on Tuesday April 11 when they travel to Marcy, N.Y. for a NAC doubleheader versus the Wildcats of SUNY Polytechnic with first pitch slated for 1:00 p.m. 


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SUNY COBLESKILL SOFTBALL SWEPT BY SUNY POLYTECHNIC IN NAC ACTION


Utica, N.Y.: The SUNY Cobleskill softball team closed out their season opening North Atlantic Conference (NAC) series with a pair of losses to the host Wildcats of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute by scores of 8-2 and 5-4 on Saturday in games played at Utica College Greenman Field. With the losses the Fighting Tigers move to 3-14 overall on the year including a 0-3 record in league action while the Wildcats are now 12-4 overall with a 3-0 conference record. 

In the opener the Fighting Tigers fell behind 5-0 after two innings and could only manage a pair of unearned runs against Wildcat senior ace Trinity Critelli, Frankfort, N.Y., who held the visitors to five hits. 

Sophomore relief pitcher Olivia DeMott, Sidney, N.Y., Sidney High School, went 2-for-3 at the plate for Cobleskill while her battery partner sophomore catcher Mackenzie Wendelken, Stuyvesant, N.Y., Ichabod Crane High School, was 1-for-3 in the contest. 

In the nightcap the Fighting Tigers fell behind 3-1 after the first inning but then took the lead in the second when they struck for three-runs behind RBI singles from junior first baseman Alexis Miranda, Nashua, N.H., and junior left fielder Emily Lutz, Ellenville, N.Y., Ellenville High School. 

Cobleskill held the lead until the fifth inning when the Wildcats capitalized a pair of defensive miscues to take a 5-4 lead from which they never looked back. 

Fighting Tiger senior hurler Marissa Wheeler, Kinderhook, N.Y., Ichabod Crane High School, turned in a strong outing in defeat allowing only one earned run in six innings while recording four strikeouts.  

At the plate designated player Olivia DeMott operating in the lead-off spot went 2-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI while Alexis Miranda went 3-for-4 with a pair of RBI in the game. 

Cobleskill will return to action on Tuesday April 11 when they travel to Castleton, Vt for a pair of non-conference games versus the Spartans of Castleton University beginning at 3:00 P.M.  


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SUNY COBLESKILL WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD COMPETES AT 2023 CORTLAND RED DRAGON OPEN INVITATIONAL


Cortland, N.Y. The SUNY Cobleskill women’s outdoor track & field team returned to action on Saturday to compete at the 2023 SUNY Cortland Red Dragon Invitational hosted by the Red Dragons at the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex. The Fighting Tigers recorded a number of solid efforts at the non-scoring qualifying meet featuring teams for all-levels of competition and unaffiliated athletes. 

Sophomore multi-event athlete Lilah Ward, Arlington, Vt., Arlington High School, turned in the top finish of the day placing third in the High Jump by clearing a height of 1.55 meters while finishing 12th in the 200-Meter Dash in a time of 27.87 seconds while first-year multi-event athlete Lilly Swyers, Peru, N.Y., Peru High School, finished fourth overall in the Triple Jump with a mark of 9.93 meters while placing 10th in the 100-Meter Hurdles in 17.88 seconds. 

Cobleskill also received solid efforts from first-year multi-event athlete Jessica Carney, Hopkinton, N.H., Hopkinton High School, who placed seventh in the Javelin with a mark of 28.08 meters, first-year jumper Shealinn Stevens, Otego, N.Y., Unatego High School, with a seventh place finish in the Long Jump with a mark of 4.71 Meters and from junior Katherine Ledermann, Altamont, N.Y., Guilderland High School, in the 800-Meter who finished in 16th place with a time of 2:43.89. 

The Orange & Black will next be in action on Saturday April 15 when they return to Cortland, N.Y. for the 2023 Cortland Upstate Challenge hosted by SUNY Cortland at the college’s SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex beginning at 10:00 a.m.  


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SUNY COBLESKILL MEN’S TRACK & FIELD COMPETES AT 2023 CORTLAND OPEN INVITATIONAL


Cortland, N.Y. The SUNY Cobleskill men’s outdoor track & field team hit the road on Saturday to compete at the 2023 SUNY Cortland Red Dragon Invitational hosted by the Red Dragons at the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex. The Fighting Tigers posted a number of solid efforts at the non-scoring qualifying meet featuring teams from all levels of competition and unaffiliated athletes. 

The Fighting Tigers were led by first-year jumper/sprinter Jeremy Rosario, Colonie, N.Y., Colonie High School, who won the High Jump by clearing a height of 1.78 meters and by junior distance/mid-distance runner Nick Logan, Queensbury, N.Y., Queensbury High School, who placed 10th in the 1500-Meter Run in 4:03.83 and 12th in the 800-Meter Run in 4:03.83. 

The Orange & Black also received an 11th place finish in the 110-Meter Hurdles from first-year multi-event athlete Kameron Cusmano, Oakfield, N.Y., Oakfield-Alabama High School, in a time of 16.75 seconds and a 14th place finish in the 200-Meter Dash from sophomore mutlti- event athlete Michael Masocco, Edan, N.Y., Eden High School, with a time of 23.78 seconds. 

Cobleskill will next be in action on Saturday April 15 when they return to Cortland, N.Y. for the 2023 Cortland Upstate Challenge hosted by SUNY Cortland at the college’s SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex beginning at 10:00 a.m.  


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SUNY DELHI ANNOUNCES SPRING WATER AEROBICS CLASS SESSION 3


DELHI, NY - The SUNY Delhi Spring Water Aerobics third session will run from  

Monday, April 10, 2023 through Friday, May 5, 2023 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in the Kunsela Hall pool from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.  All registration forms must be received by the first day of class. Participants will not be allowed in the water without submitting a registration. There will be a charge of $50 per person for 12 sessions or $10 per person, per session. Please make checks payable to SUNY Delhi Swimming Pool, questions call John Kolodziej at 607-746-4263. Please check in your vehicles at University Police to get a free parking pass for the semester.  No class the week of March 13. 

For register forms and more information go to DelhiBroncos.com or Bronco Connect. 
  

Please let me know if you have any questions  


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SUNY COBLESKILL BASEBALL OPENS NAC PLAY WIN 5-2 WIN OVER SUNY POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE


Cobleskill, N.Y. The SUNY Cobleskill baseball team opened defensive of their North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Western Division Championship in impressive fashion on Friday afternoon by downing the visiting Wildcats of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute by a 5-2 tally at Fighting Tiger Park. With the win the Fighting Tigers improve to 6-10 overall including a 1-0 record in NAC play while the Wildcats now 7-12 overall with a 1-1 mark in league action. 

Leading 2-0 in the bottom of the seven the Fighting Tiger struck for a pair of runs as senior third baseman Frank Leger, Bronx, N.Y., All Hallows High School, who had led the inning off with a double, scored on a perfect squeeze bunt by junior shortstop David Flora, Windsor, N.Y., Windsor High School, Herkimer Community College, then added the second run when senior pinch runner Anthony Vicinanzo, Amsterdam, N.Y., Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons, scored from second on a wind aided two out  infield single by sophomore catcher Logan Hutter, Smithtown, N.Y., Smithtown West High School, to make it 4-0, 

After the Wildcats scored a pair of earned runs in the top of the eighth inning to cut the lead to 4-2, Cobleskill first-year right fielder Logan Firment, Andes, N.Y., South Kortright High School, launched a prodigious home run against the wind to left-center field to close out the scoring and give the home team the 5-2 victory. 

Senior right hander Wyatt Palmer, Camden, N.Y., Camden High School/Cayuga Community College, the 2022 NAC Pitcher-of-the-Year, stymied Wildcat hitters throughout the afternoon going the full nine innings allowing only two unearned runs on eight hits striking out two and walking no one to record the complete game win. 

At the plate the Fighting Tigers were led by Frank Leger who went 2-for-4 with a double, a run scored and an RBI and by David Flora who was 2-for-4 with an RBI and Logan Hutter who was 2-for-3 with an RBI. Junior left fielder Matthew Snyder, Latham, N.Y., Shaker High School, was also a contributor for the home team going 1-for-4 with an RBI. 

The Fighting Tigers and Wildcats will close out the series with a doubleheader on Saturday at Fighting Tiger Field with first pitch scheduled for 12:00 p.m.  


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SUNY COBLESKILL SOFTBALL OPENS 2023 NAC SEASON WITH 10-2 LOSS TO SUNY POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE WILDCATS


Utica, N.Y.: The SUNY Cobleskill softball team took to the road on Friday afternoon to open their 2023 North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Western Division season losing to the Wildcats of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute by a 10-2 margin in league action in a game moved to Utica College’s Greenman Field. With the defeat the Fighting Tigers are now 3-12 overall with a 0-1 record in league action while the Wildcats move to 10-4 overall including a 1-0 record versus league opponents. 

The host Wildcats led 1-0 going into the home half of the third inning when they pushed across eight runs to take a 9-0 lead from which they never looked back as the home team pounded out 12 hits on the afternoon.  

Cobleskill was led offensively by junior third baseman Deanna Palmer, Auburn, N.Y., Auburn High School, who was 1-for-2 with an RBI, first-year second baseman EmmaGrace Scileppi, Williamson, N.Y., Williamson Central High School, who was 1-for-2 with an RBI and sophomore catcher Mackenzie Wendelken, Stuyvesant, N.Y., Ichabod Crane High School, who was 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored. 

The Wildcats and Fighting Tigers will conclude the weekend series on Saturday afternoon with a doubleheader to be played at Greenman Field in Utica, N.Y. beginning at 12:00 p.m.  


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Hartwick College Strengthens Commitment to Rural Education with HartLand Promise

For many potential college students in rural areas, the notion of a liberal arts education seems prohibitive. In our region especially, the thought of attending a private college comes with affordability concerns.

To its neighbors, Hartwick College says “Think again.”

To underscore its commitment to providing affordable opportunities for the liberal arts to students from rural areas in upstate New York, Hartwick College announces The HartLand Promise, which will make attending the school comparable to, or in some cases less than, a four-year public college or university in New York state.

Through the HartLand Promise, which begins in the fall of 2023-24, eligible Hartwick students will pay $8,775 in tuition and fees. To be eligible, students must live in or attend high school or college in the following counties: Otsego, Chenango, Delaware, Herkimer, Madison, Montgomery, Oneida, and Schoharie; must be accepted as full-time, first-time Hartwick students taking 12 credits; and must reside on campus.

Founded in 1797, Hartwick has deep ties to the citizens of New York state. The HartLand Promise serves as another example of the College’s and historic commitment to the region. This additional support will serve the approximately 6,500 current high school seniors in the 97 public high schools and 11 private high schools within these eight counties. Transfer students living or attending colleges and universities in the eight counties are also eligible.

“We understand a liberal arts education may seem financially out of reach by many in our region, but we feel important, life-changing decisions should not feel restricted because of where you live,” said Hartwick College President Darren Reisberg. “For us, the HartLand Promise very clearly indicates our support for our rural neighbors. By taking advantage of this program, students can leverage the myriad opportunities available at a private, liberal arts, residential college in their own backyard – and they can do so affordably.”

“As an Oneonta native, it was very important to me to go to school in the area,” said Skylar Thompson ’19, a political science major. “I made and built many connections in this area and wanted to keep those going. I still live in this area and hope to for a very long time.”

Thompson said he had hoped to stay in the area after graduation if he could build a career here. He did, taking positions with local banks and even becoming a member of the Oneonta Town Board.

“We know that when students from rural areas are able to pursue their college goals without leaving the region, they are more likely to stay enrolled for the duration of their program,” said Reisberg. “We’re launching this initiative because we know that when these students graduate, they are more likely to live and work within their communities, which contributes to the economic prosperity and vitality of our region.”

For more information on The HartLand Promise, visit the program webpage or contact Admissions at 607-431-4150 or admissions@hartwick.edu.


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SUNY Cobleskill Fighting Tiger Weekly Recap

The SUNY Cobleskill baseball team took four-of-five games during the week to roar into first place of the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Western Division race with an 8-10 overall record including a 3-0 record in NAC action. The Fighting Tigers opened the week on Monday with a non-league 2-0 road loss to the Red Dragons of SUNY Oneonta in Oneonta, N.Y. followed on Tuesday with a 10-4 non-conference road victory over the Pioneers of Utica University in Utica, N.Y. Then over the weekend Cobleskill opened their 2023 NAC season by sweeping a series versus league rival the Wildcats of the SUNY Polytechnic defeating the visitors on Friday 5-2 before winning a doubleheader on Saturday by scores of 13-0 and 6-4. Junior utility player Matthew Snyder, Latham, N.Y., Shaker High School, batted .412 on the week going 7-for-17 with two triples, three stolen based, four runs scored at six RBI. 

The Fighting Tiger men’s lacrosse team took to the road on Saturday to post a 21-4 victory over the Cyclones of Centenary University in Hackettstown, N.J. in non-league action to improve to 5-2 overall on the season. Cobleskill was led by junior midfielder Sean D’Amaro, Northport, N.Y., Northport High School, who scored four goals and passed out four assists on the day. 

Sophomore multi-event athlete Lilah Ward, Arlington, Vt. Arlington High School, was the Fighting Tiger women’s outdoor track & field teams’ top finisher at the 2023 Cortland Red Dragon Open Invitational hosted by SUNY Cortland in Cortland, N.Y. on Saturday. Ward placed third overall in the High Jump against the field by clearing a height of 1.55 meters.  

First-year jumper/sprinter Jeremy Rosario, Colonie, N.Y., Colonie High School, was the Fighting Tiger men’s outdoor track & field teams’ top finisher at the 2023 Cortland Red Dragon Invitational hosted by SUNY Cortland, in Cortland, N.Y. on Saturday. Rosario won the High Jump by clearing a height of 1.78 meters. 

The Fighting Tiger softball team dropped four-of-five contests during the week splitting a non-league at home on Tuesday with the Soaring Eagles of Elmira College dropping the first game by a score of 4-6 then taking the second game by a 7-1 margin. Cobleskill then opened the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) season by dropping three conference road contests versus the Wildcats of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute over the weekend in games played at Utica College’s Greenman Field to fall to 3-14 overall with a 0-3 record in NAC action. Sophomore catcher Mackenzie Wendelken, Stuyvesant, N.Y., Ichabod Crane, led the team offensively batting .444 by going 8-for-18 with two doubles, three runs scored and two RBI on the week. 

 UPCOMING HOME CONTESTS: 

Baseball vs. SUNY New Paltz 4/12, Cazenovia College 4/18, Utica University 4/25 

Softball vs.  SUNY Potsdam 4/13, Bay Path College 4/15, SUNY Delhi 4/18, SUNY Canton 4/21 

Lacrosse vs. Thomas College 4/14, Northern Vermont-Lyndon 4/16, MCLA 4/19 

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Delaware County Civil Service Announcement of Computer Technician


DELAWARE COUNTY PERSONNEL OFFICE ANNOUNCES 

OPEN COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR 

COMPUTER TECHNICIAN 

EXAM #67577 

Date Issued Date of Examination Last Filing Date April 10, 2023 June 10, 2023 May 5, 2023 

NOTICE: ONLY APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED TO THE DELAWARE COUNTY PERSONNEL OFFICE WILL BE  CONSIDERED FOR THIS EXAMINATION. 

SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES WILL BE FOLLOWED 

EXAMINATION FEE: A fee of $15.00 is required for each separately numbered examination for which you apply. The required fee MUST  accompany your application and be in our office by 4:30pm on the last filing date or you will not be approved to take the examination. Send or  deliver your certified check or money order payable to the Delaware County Personnel Office. Write the examination number(s) on your check  or money order. ****PERSONAL CHECKS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.**** No refund of fees will be allowed whether or not you meet  the minimum qualifications. You are urged to compare your qualifications carefully with the requirements for admission and file only for  those examinations for which you are clearly qualified. 

EXAMINATION FEE WAIVER: A waiver of examination fee will be allowed if you are unemployed and primarily responsible for the  support of a household. In addition, a waiver of examination fee will be allowed if you are determined eligible for Medicaid, or receiving  Supplemental Security Income payments, or Public Assistance (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families/Family Assistance or Safety Net  Assistance) or are certified Job Training Partnership Act/Workforce Investment Act eligible through a State or local social service agency.  All claims for examination fee waiver are subject to verification. If you can verify eligibility for examination fee waiver, complete a  ARequest for Examination Fee Waiver and Certification@ form and submit it with your application by the Last Filing Date as listed on  the Examination Announcement. ARequest for Examination Fee Waiver and Certification@ forms may be obtained in the Personnel  Office or online at www.delcony.us. Click on “departments,” and then “personnel.” Waivers will not be considered if filed after the  last filing date. 

LOCATION OF POSITION: Delaware County Information Technology, Delhi, NY; DCMO-BOCES, Norwich, NY; Franklin Central School, Franklin,  NY; and vacancies, as they occur, in any other agency under the jurisdiction of the Delaware County Personnel Office. 

SALARY: $48,848 - $56,918 (Delaware County Salary); $45,038.00 - $50,000 (DCMO BOCES Salary); $40,000 - $50,000 (Franklin Central  School Salary); Salary may vary depending upon the location of the position. 

DUTIES: This is a technical position involving responsibility for the installation and maintenance of computers and related peripheral  equipment. May, as assigned, monitor and operate computers and related peripheral equipment. The position requires frequent contact with  computer users to identify problems. The work is performed under general supervision. Supervision of others is not normally a responsibility  of this position. Does related work as required. 

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: 

A. Graduation from a college or university with an Associate’s Degree in computer science, computer technology, computer repair, or a  closely related field OR 

B. Sixty credit hours from a college or university in computer science, computer technology, computer repair, or a closely related field; OR C. Graduation from high school or possession of a New York State equivalency diploma, and two years’ fulltime paid, or equivalent parttime  paid experience in the installation and maintenance of computers and related peripheral equipment; OR 

D. An equivalent combination of training and experience as defined within the limits of A, B and C above. 

NOTE: Your degree or credit hours must have been awarded by a college or university accredited by a regional, national, or specialized  agency recognized as an accrediting agency by the U.S. Department of Education/U.S. Secretary of Education. If your degree or credit hours  were awarded by an educational institution outside the United States and its territories, you must provide independent verification of  equivalency. A list of acceptable companies who provide this service can be found on the Internet at  

http://www.cs.ny.gov/jobseeker/degrees.cfm. You must pay the required evaluation fee. 

NOTE: Unpaid experience may be substituted for paid experience on a limited basis. 

NOTE: A valid New York State driver’s license is required at time of appointment and must be maintained during employment. SPECIAL REQUIREMENT FOR APPOINTMENT IN SCHOOL DISTRICTS: In accordance with the Safe Schools Against Violence in  Education (SAVE) legislation, Chapter 180 of the Laws of 2000, and by the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education, candidates for  appointment in school districts must obtain clearance for employment from the State Education Department prior to employment based upon a fingerprint and criminal history background check.  

Candidates claiming college credits MUST submit a copy of their official transcript(s). 

RESUMES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR YOUR APPLICATION BUT WILL BE ACCEPTED only AS AN  ADDITION TO YOUR APPLICATION. 

NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, all required experience must be full-time paid or its part-time paid equivalent. You are responsible for submitting  an accurate, adequate and clear description of your experience. Omissions or vagueness will NOT be interpreted in your favor. Applicants for  examination must meet all minimum qualifications on or before the examination date with no tolerances allowed. If an applicant lacks the required experience  or has not completed all required training at the time he/she submits an application, but is serving in a qualifying position or will complete all required course  work by the date of the examination, he/she may be approved conditionally to take an examination pending verification of successful completion of all experience  and training requirements. 

There are no residency requirements for this exam, however, preference in appointment may be given to legal residents of Delaware County, or the school  districts, towns, villages, special districts, or Delaware County departments where the vacancies occur. 

The New York State Department of Civil Service has not prepared a test guide for this examination. However, candidates may find  information in the publication 'General Guide to Written Tests' helpful in preparing for this test. This publication is available on line at:  https://www.cs.ny.gov/testing/testguides.cfm. Candidates who wish a copy of the Guide should call or write the Delaware County Personnel  Office, One Courthouse Square, Suite #2, Delhi, New York 13753 (607-832-5678) or access our web site at www.delcony.us. Click on  “departments,” and then “personnel.” 

Scopes / Subjects of examination: A test designed to evaluate knowledge, skills and /or abilities in the following areas. Use of electronic test equipment: These questions test for knowledge of the principles and practices involved in the use of electronic test  equipment, including identification and proper selection of electronic test equipment. 

Repair, maintenance, and operating characteristics of electronic equipment: These questions test for knowledge of the operating  characteristics, proper maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electronic equipment. 

Operation, maintenance, and repair of personal computers and related equipment: These questions test for knowledge of the operating  principles of personal computer systems and related peripheral equipment, including appropriate troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair  procedures for these systems and this equipment.  

Basic principles and computations of electrical and electronic circuits: These questions test for knowledge of the principles of basic  electrical and electronic devices and circuits, including the concepts and calculations of voltage, current, capacitance, and resistance; the  identification and function of circuit and solid state components; practices of electrical circuit wiring, grounding, and insulation; and  characteristics of direct current, alternating current, series, and parallel electrical circuits. 

NOTICE TO CANDIDATES: CALCULATORS ARE RECOMMENDED. You are permitted to use quiet, hand-held, solar/battery powered  calculators. Calculators with typewriter keyboards, Spell Checkers, Personal Digital Assistants, Address Books, Language Translators,  Dictionaries or any similar devices are prohibited. You may not bring books or other reference materials other than what has been mentioned above. 

This examination is announced and will be rated in accordance with Section 23-2 of the Civil Service Law. The provisions of the New York  State Civil Service Law, Rules and Regulations dealing with the rating of examinations will apply to this examination. 

Applications for examination can be obtained from the Delaware County Personnel Office, One Courthouse Square, Suite #2, Delhi, New  York 13753 or online at www.delcony.us. Click on “departments,” and then “personnel.” ALL RELEVANT INFORMATION MUST BE  CONTAINED IN YOUR APPLICATION. RESUMES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR YOUR  APPLICATION BUT WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY AS AN ADDITION TO YOUR APPLICATION. A separate application must be  filed for EACH examination for which you apply. Applications must contain the correct examination title and/or number in order to be  considered. The Delaware County Personnel Office reserves the right to accept or to reject applications/fees submitted/postmarked after the  last announced filing date. The Delaware County Personnel Office is NOT responsible for lost or misdirected mail. 

CROSS-FILING: APPLYING FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS IN MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS WHEN  EXAMINATIONS ARE SCHEDULED ON SAME DATE: If you have applied for other Civil Service examinations for employment with  N.Y. State or other local governments, YOU must make arrangements to take all the examinations at one test site. If you are taking a state  exam you must sit at a State site. If you have applied for an examination, in another County, City or State, which is scheduled to be given the  same date as this exam, you must write our office and the Civil Service office in the other County/City or State and make arrangements to take  both exams at either our test site or theirs. You must make these arrangements with our office no later than the last filing date indicated  on this announcement. You must advise our office in writing, by the last filing date contained in this announcement where you intend  to take this exam. Please note that State exams cannot be given at our test site.  

APPLICATION DEADLINE POLICY: All completed applications along with application fees or proofs of waiver must be submitted to the  Delaware County Personnel Department by 4:30pm on the date of last file as listed on the Examination announcement. Applications received  via U.S. Mail will be accepted only if received on or before the last file date. Applications that are received after the Application Deadline and  are not received in the Personnel Department by the last file date will not be accepted.  

REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS, SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS, ALTERNATE TEST DATES, MILITARY PERSONNEL: If you require reasonable accommodations as a disabled person, or special testing arrangements as one in need of religious accommodation, or  are an alternate test date candidate (in accordance with Alternate Test Date Policy), or an active member of the military away from the area on  the scheduled test date, clearly indicate this fact on the application. All such requests must be supported by appropriate documentation. If you  are unable to take this examination due to an emergency situation, and you wish an alternate test date, you MUST call the Delaware County  Personnel Office, with your request, by noon of the Monday following the test date. 

***Religious Accommodation***Most written tests are held on Saturdays. If you cannot take the test on the announced test date due to a  conflict with religious observance or practice, check the box under ASpecial Arrangements.@ We will make arrangements for you to take the test  on a different date (usually the following Monday). 

***Handicapped Persons:***If special arrangements for testing are required, please indicate this on your application. ***Active Duty Military Personnel:***Pursuant to Section 243b of the Military Law, applicants who are unable to take this exam on the  regular exam date because of active military duty may be eligible to take a special military makeup examination. If you are on active military  duty and unable to take this exam on the regularly scheduled exam date, please indicate this on your application. You will then be sent additional  information regarding a military makeup exam. 

***Veterans or Disabled Veterans:*** Who are eligible for additional credit must submit an application for veteran=s credit with their  application for examination or at any time between the dates of their application for examination and the date of the establishment of the resulting  eligible list. Applications for veteran=s credit are available from this office. Veteran=s credits can only be added to a passing score. Effective  January 1, 1998, the State Constitution was amended to permit a candidate currently in the armed forces to apply for and be conditionally  granted veteran=s credit in examinations. Any candidate who applies for such credit must provide proof of military status to receive the  conditional credit. No credit may be granted after the establishment of the list. It’s the responsibility of the candidate to provide appropriate  proof, as defined in Section 85 of the Civil Service Law, and that the candidate received an honorable discharge or was released under honorable  conditions in order to be certified at a score including veteran=s credits. 

***Children of Firefighters and Police Officers Killed in the Line of Duty***In conformance with section 85-a of the Civil Service Law,  children of firefighters and police officers killed in the line of duty shall be entitled to receive an additional ten points in a competitive  examination for original appointment in the same municipality in which his or her parent has served. If you are qualified to participate in this  examination and are a child of a firefighter or police officer killed in the line of duty in this municipality, please inform this office of this matter  when you submit your application for examination. A candidate claiming such credit has a minimum of two months from the application deadline  to provide the necessary documentation to verify additional credit eligibility. However, no credit may be added after the eligible list has been  established. 

DELAWARE COUNTY IS AN EQUAL DELAWARE COUNTY PERSONNEL OFFICE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER CARRARA KNOETGEN, PERSONNEL OFFICER 



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