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Gov. Kathy Hochul has it exactly right when she says: “The Legislature needs to increase the penalties, and I’ve tried. I’ll try again.”

The Ellicott Station job site on Friday afternoon.Photo by Howard Owens. When Samuel Savarino said he was closing his Savarino Companies and work halted at the downtown Batavia Ellicott Station

Rockland BOCES is proposing to build a $47.9 million project at its campus on Parrott Road in West Nyack. The project would include a new 52,000-square-foot two-story school building with a wing housing offices for administrators, guidance counselors and similar personnel. Once the new building is completed, the Culinary Arts program currently at the Jesse […]

NEW PALTZ, N.Y. — SUNY New Paltz announced Thursday it has completed renovations to Awosting Hall, one of 14 student residence halls on campus. College officials said the approximately $38 million renovation project includes the addition of a fourth floor increasing student capacity by 79 beds, along with sustainability enhancements in alignment with Leadership in […]

Hochul, who inherited New York’s marijuana legalization act when she became governor in August 2021, has no issue with the policy itself. “Im glad we stopped the mass incarceration of

On January 16, New York Governor Kathy Hochul released her State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2024-25 Executive Budget, her third since assuming office in August 2021. Addresses by Governor Hochul...

Legal dispensary ConBud will open its doors next month at 2412 Third Avenue in Mott Haven.

Gov. Kathy Hochul on Friday rolled out a multipronged plan to build 10 new pools in underserved areas across the state and teach more New Yorkers how to swim,

CAPITAL REGION, N.Y. — Like any other year, 2023 was filled with highs and lows and the same is true in the news cycle. Reviewing all things good and bad, the editorial staff at The Record have ranked the top 10 local stories of 2023. 1. First female mayor in Troy With Mayor Patrick Madden, […]

The state is making $100 million available to assist New York families obtain child care services they need.