'Manufacturing Summit' held at Corning-Painted Post High School ~ 'Manufacturing is coming back to America' (UPDATED, July 28: 'O'Mara calls for less energy regulation')

July 27, 2016

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Senator O'Mara and his colleagues hold a public forum in Corning on how state-level regulatory reform could help spark job creation and growth within the manufacturing sector.

Without question we need to continue taking aggressive actions -- tax relief, regulatory reform, reducing energy costs, workforce development and more -- to maintain, strengthen and grow our manufacturing sector for the future.

Senator O'Mara attended Congressman Tom Reed's 2nd Annual "Manufacturing Summit" at the Corning-Painted Post High School.

The summit brought together regional manufacturers and business leaders to examine key challenges and issues, including business and workforce development, manufacturing technologies, public policy and public-private partnerships to promote growth and a revitalization of the Southern Tier's manufacturing industry.

[UPDATE from The Leader, July 28, "O'Mara calls for less energy regulation" and see attached copy above]

See the attached article above from the July 27th Corning Leader.

Read and watch more from WETM-TV, "Rep. Tom Reed (R,23) Hosts Manufacturing Summit"

Read and watch more from WENY-TV, "Congressman Reed Hosts 2016 Manufacturing Summit"

Senator O'Mara recently wrote, "Without question we need to continue taking aggressive actions -- tax relief, regulatory reform, reducing energy costs, workforce development and more -- to maintain, strengthen and grow our manufacturing sector for the future."

See more in the senator's recent column, "No success without thinking success"

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