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USB executives make way for the Key team
By KATHY KAHN

First came the merger, then came the changing of the guard. Stand ready the Rolodexes.

Thomas Hales, president and CEO of Union State Bank, acquired in July by Key Bank, will retire, along with President and Chief Operating Offficer Raymond Crotty.

USB’s Orangeburg headquarters will become Key’s Hudson Valley headquarters.

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Study local; think global
Gilman Center for International Education breaks ground
BY KATHY KAHN

As in tune to his Hudson Valley constituents as he was to his country’s global policies, former U.S. Rep. Benjamin Gilman was joined by more than 200 well-wishers on the grounds of SUNY Orange in Middletown August 2. The occasion? Groundbreaking for the Gilman Center for International Education.

Lazy, hazy and crazy no more: Summer interns learn the ropes
By MELISSA PESCE
Westfair summer intern

For many college students, summer presents an opportunity to get some rest and relaxation, which can be scarce during the school year given academic rigors, part-time jobs and social entanglements. But many ambitious students use their vacation time to further career goals. The coveted summer internship is all the rage among college students who want to gain job experience, make connections and show the world what they’ve got. While friends toil at the shake shack or on the lifeguard stand, they don grown-up clothes and join the rat race.

Health Care

Medical records migrate to microchips
Grants are in the pipeline to assist the process
By LYNN WOODS

To help hospitals and physicians’ groups pay for the expensive and complex process of expanding their electronic records, U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey, D-Hurley, has secured approval for a $100,000 grant for the Institute for Family Health in New Paltz and $175,000 for Kingston’s Benedictine Hospital.

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