Brian Austin is a journalist based in Putnam County, New York, focusing on local news and community events. He writes for various publications, including the Putnam County Personnel Department, FemaleFirst, and Momtastic. Brian's articles cover a range of topics, including county government updates, community initiatives, celebrity interviews, and human interest stories.
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Putnam County, New York, United States (Local)
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Brian Austin's coverage primarily centers around local government announcements, events, and community news in Putnam County, New York. He also covers health and well-being topics along with entertainment news.
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By: Brian Austin
Putnam County Hosting First Ever County Career Expo
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We are tracking a winter storm that is expected to deliver 8” – 12” of snow during the day Tuesday, February 13, 2024
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Due to the continued impact of the current winter storm, all non-essential Putnam County Offices will be closed today, 2 ...
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Plaque Dedication Ceremony for Former County Exec Bondi
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Bondi Visits Putnam, Plaque Honoring Service Revealed in County Office Building
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Putnam County Passport Day Saturday, April 13, 2024
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Byrne in Albany to Tout Solutions to New York State's Poor Economic Outlook
A problem peculiar to mining is how to transmit radio signals through rock. Anyone who has ever ventured into the lowest levels of an underground multi-storey carpark knows that your favourite radio station you were listening to just a few minutes before has suddenly disappeared. Those radio signals were not just blocked by the reinforced concrete of the building but they were absorbed by it too. This, then, is the problem confronting anyone underground in a mine who might want to communicate by radio. The range is pitiful. In fact, communications are often possible by shouting when nothing is heard on the fancy (and expensive) walkie-talkie you took down with you to talk to a colleague, using a similar radio, just a few metres away.
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First Ever Putnam County Youth Business Market June 9th
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The Public Health Summit Convenes in Putnam for the Eleventh Time
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