Fighting for safer workplaces
LAKE PLACID — Hundreds of CSEA leaders and activists recently attended our union’s Statewide Conference…
Author Therese Assalian
Therese Assalian
Therese has been working as the Capital Region Communications Specialist since 2002 handling all facets of internal and external communications for the region. Therese started her career at a Madison Avenue Public Relations firm and held several positions in public relations, marketing and event planning in corporate and non-profit roles in New York and Pittsburgh prior to moving to the Capital Region in 1999. Therese holds Bachelors and Masters degrees in Communication Studies and is also a published freelance writer on travel, food and the arts.
Probation officers help people lead more productive lives
SCHENECTADY — As a probation officer in Schenectady County for more than 20 years, Scott…
Rose DeSorbo, longtime Capital Region activist
ALBANY — CSEA is mourning the passing of longtime Capital Region activist and Capital District…
Peer Trainers: Working together to help save lives
SARATOGA SPRINGS — Peer Trainers from across the state recently came together in Saratoga Springs…
Bus driver’s quick actions save child
PITTSTOWN — A bus driver at the Brunswick-Brittonkill Central School District is credited with saving…
Davis looking to keep raising momentum in the region
LATHAM — Newly elected Capital Region President Shana Davis is seeking to continue the growing…
Capital Region members hold job fair to recruit public workers
GLENS FALLS — CSEA Capital Region members recently coordinated a job fair to match public…
Staulters: “I like to get things solved”
SARATOGA SPRINGS — SUNY Empire State University Local President Deborah Staulters describes the moment she…
‘I love my job:’ Alban reflects on roles as dispatcher, union activist
Editor’s Note: For 24 years, Priscilla Alban, a 911 dispatcher at Clinton County, has been…
Fulton County workers demand fairness
JOHNSTOWN — CSEA members employed by Fulton County are tired, worried and angry. They are…